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'''Basel tram''' is a means of | {{subpages}} | ||
'''Basel tram''' is a means of public transport in the Swiss city of Basel and its surroundings. There is also one international line that serves the French town [[Leymen]]. | |||
The tramway | The tramway was opened on 6 may 1895, when the electric tram of Basel run for the first time. | ||
There are eleven tram lines | There are eleven tram lines that are operated by two companies: [[Baselland Transport AG]] and [[Basler Verkehrs-Betriebe]]. | ||
The most modern trams are [[Combino]]. | The most modern trams are [[Combino]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:41, 18 November 2011
Basel tram is a means of public transport in the Swiss city of Basel and its surroundings. There is also one international line that serves the French town Leymen.
The tramway was opened on 6 may 1895, when the electric tram of Basel run for the first time.
There are eleven tram lines that are operated by two companies: Baselland Transport AG and Basler Verkehrs-Betriebe.
The most modern trams are Combino.