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Straßenbahnmuseum

About

The Straßenbahnmuseum Bremen, also known as “Das Depot,” offers a nostalgic journey through the city’s public transport history. Located in the Sebaldsbrück district, the museum is housed in a former tram depot and operated by the association Freunde der Bremer Straßenbahn e.V. Since its opening in 2003, it has showcased a rich collection of historic trams, buses, and technical equipment, including a horse-drawn tram from 1888 and electric models from the early 20th century. The exhibition is designed to be interactive, allowing visitors to explore fare systems, signal technology, and the evolution of tram driving. Many vehicles are still operational and used on special heritage routes through Bremen. The museum not only preserves the technical heritage of the city’s transit system but also invites visitors to experience the charm of vintage mobility. It is a must-visit for transport enthusiasts and families alike, offering a hands-on look at Bremen’s urban history.

Bremen Germany

Location

The Straßenbahnmuseum Bremen, also known as "Das Depot," is located in the Sebaldsbrück district of Bremen at Schloßparkstraße 45. It is housed in the former bus depot of the Bremer Straßenbahn AG, offering visitors an immersive look into the history of Bremen's public transportation. Nearby, the area is primarily residential and industrial, with convenient access via several bus and tram lines including lines 2, 10, 21, 33, and 34. Sebaldsbrück features local shops and eateries, and it is a short distance from larger commercial and recreational areas in Bremen. Although not directly in the city center, the museum's location provides a quiet setting with accessible public transport links connecting to Bremen's historic Old Town and other cultural sites. The museum hosts exhibits such as historic trams and buses, some dating back to 1888, and organizes special tram rides and events for visitors.

Straßenbahnmuseum

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