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Bergens Elektriske Sporvei - Norway Tram number 10 from 1897 is the only remaining original tram from Bergen. It is seen in Bergens Tekniske Museum in the former tram depot at Møhlenpris. Bergen, 07-08-2022 Photo by Marco van Uden |
Bergens Elektriske Sporvei - Norway Tram number 10 from 1897 is the only remaining original tram from Bergen. It is seen in Bergens Tekniske Museum in the former tram depot at Møhlenpris. Bergen, 07-08-2022 Photo by Marco van Uden |
Bergens Elektriske Sporvei - Norway Tram number 47 originally operated in Oslo. There are plans to restore it to working order. It is seen in Bergens Tekniske Museum in the former tram depot at Møhlenpris. Bergen, 07-08-2022 Photo by Marco van Uden |
Bergens Elektriske Sporvei - Norway Second-hand Berlin tram number 61 is used for the frequent service (on operating days) from Bergens Tekniske Museum in the former tram depot at Møhlenpris, to Muséplassen. The tram has just arrived back at the depot/museum. Bergen, 07-08-2022 Photo by Marco van Uden |
Bergens Elektriske Sporvei - Norway Second-hand Berlin tram number 61 is used for the frequent service (on operating days) from Bergens Tekniske Museum in the former tram depot at Møhlenpris, to Muséplassen. The tram arrives at end station Muséplassen. Bergen, 07-08-2022 Photo by Marco van Uden |
Bergens Elektriske Sporvei - Norway Second-hand Berlin tram number 61 is used for the frequent service (on operating days) from Bergens Tekniske Museum in the former tram depot at Møhlenpris, to Muséplassen. In the near future the tram line will be extended to Engen in the city center of Bergen. At the moment of my visit the tracks were completed but the overhead line only reached Sydnesplassen. On this occasion the tram continued from Muséplassen to Sydnesplassen, where the photo is taken. Bergen, 07-08-2022 Photo by Marco van Uden |
Bergens Elektriske Sporvei - Norway Actually two trams were bought from Berlin. Number 61 is operational and number 62 is stored. The latter one is seen in Bergens Tekniske Museum in the former tram depot at Møhlenpris. Bergen, 07-08-2022 Photo by Marco van Uden |
As stated by Tobias B. Köhler, Bergen had a tramway system until 31.12.1965. The track section in Magnus Barfots gate (street) is a section of the original tram line no. 3, restored for the museum line. Only one original Bergen tram remains, no. 10 from the opening year of 1897. This year the construction of a brand new tram system in Bergen will commence! Eyolf Berg (e-mail: eyolf@ebe-data.com) More vintage trams in Bergen at www.ebe-data.com/Hobby/Jernbanebilder/Norge-veteransporvei-Bergen.htm |
Surprise: It seems that Bergen once had a tram system.
I found this track in Magnus Barfots Gate. 2005-08-13.
Update: According to Stein S. Eriksen, this is newly laid track which will be part of the museum line 3 from Møhlenpris to Engen. Currently only 300 m of the line from the old tram depot at Møhlenpris are in operation, with Reko trams from Berlin operating on sundays. The last regular tram line closed in 1965, with no tracks remaining. |