Heidelberg Trams, Germany

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This historic city on the River Neckar is served by a 20.7km metre-gauge tramway, operated as part of the Rhein-Neckar network that also serves neighbouring Mannheim and Ludwigshafen. As well as the city trams, a 61km interurban light railway, the OEG, links the centre of Heidelberg with Mannheim by two routes, a direct line via Seckenheim and a longer route via Weinheim. Pictures taken on 13th March 2006.

Heidleberg 261 working a route 2 service to Eppelheim at Bismarckplatz in the city centre Buy Print	OEG Duewag AM8 tram 92 calls at Heidleberg Bismarckplatz Buy Print	At Heidleberg Bismarckplatz is OEG tram 87 - a Duewag AM8 product of 1966 Buy Print	OEG Duewag tram 96 is seen in central Heidleberg at Bismarckplatz Buy Print
1973 Duewag 239 leads a sister tram towards Hauptbahnhof with a route 4 working Buy Print	The classic Duewag trams hurry away from the camera towards Hauptbahnhof Buy Print	Near Heidelberg Hauptbahnhof is one of the modern OEG trams heading towards Mannheim via Seckenheim Buy Print	1985 Duewag AM8 tram 252 picks up passengers outside Heidelberg Hauptbahnhof Buy Print
1994 built Duewag AM6 tram 265 passes the depot entrance near the main station in Heidelberg with a route 4 service to Rohrbach Sud Buy Print	OEG tram 100, a 1973 Duewag, approaches Heidelberg Hauptbahnhof inbound from Mannheim via Seckenheim Buy Print