The Tramway Museum is located on the northern outskirts of Adelaide, South Australia's capital, in Saint Kitts and (St Kilda), about 25 kilometers from the city of Adelaide.
The Tramway Museum does not look like an abandoned town, with a collection of old tram (Tram) and buses that served in Adelaide in different ages, including Type F _ 1 264 in 1926 and Type C 186 in 1918. G-303 of 1924, H1 381 of 1952, etc., and Adelaide's earliest tram: type A 1 of 1908, these vehicles record the history of public transport development in the city of Adelaide.
Most of the trams in the museum allow visitors to walk in, and the museum's biggest feature is that these trams are still operational, running several times on the museum's tracks every Sunday on the museum's open day. Visitors will be given a pass when they buy tickets, which will allow them to ride the antique trams on an unlimited number of times and hours of the day.
Although these trams look much the same, in fact, different models of the ride experience are completely different, each has different characteristics, although it is not as comfortable as today's trams. But precisely reflects the development of science and technology and historical changes.
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- The Tramway Museum is open only every Sunday afternoon.
