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Tourist sightseeing tram (T1) in Saint Petersburg

To see some of the most important sights of the center of St. Petersburg, you can take a trip around the city on the tourist tram T1.

The regular tram route runs along the excursion route and is called the "First tourist". The tram is assigned the number T1.

Tram T1 has a red color and is a replica (that is, a copy) of the unique LM-33 car, popularly nicknamed "American". Such trams carried residents and guests of Leningrad for 46 years: in the pre-war period, during the blockade and after the war until 1979.

The T1 tourist excursion tram has recreated the historic interior with wooden decor, slatted floors and a seat for the conductor at the middle door. The place of the conductor separated by a meter-long partition from the entrance door.

The meter marks were once used to determine the conditions of travel for children: above the meter-pay for the ride, below-go for free. Currently, the rule of free travel on the road does not apply. And the partition itself is only part of the tram's interior and a fun fun for tourists.

Route sledovaya of the tourist tram T1

Starting and ending points: Museum of Urban Electric Transport (Vasilyevsky Island, Sredny Prospekt, 77).

Route of following the tourist tram: Sredniy Prospekt of Vasilievsky island - 1-I of the Cadet line of Vasilievsky island - Tuchkov bridge - Prospekt Dobrolyubova - Kronverkskiy Prospekt ulitsa Kuybysheva - Sampsonievsky bridge - Finnish prospect Botkin street - street Akademika Lebedeva - Foundry bridge Liteyny Prospekt - ulica Belinskogo - Engineering street - Sadovaya street, Suvorov square - Troitsky Bridge -Troitsky Square-Kronverksky Avenue-Dobrolyubov Avenue - Tuchkov Bridge-1st and Kadetskaya lines of Vasilyevsky Island - Sredny Prospekt Vasilyevsky Island.

Tourist tram stops:

Museum of Urban Electric Transport (Sredny Prospekt V. O., 77, at the exit from the park gate)

Andreevsky Boulevard (Vasileostrovskaya metro station»)

Tuchkova Dam (Sportivnaya metro station»)

Zoo (Zverinskaya Street)

Alexandrovsky Park (Gorkovskaya metro station»)

Peter and Paul Fortress (Trinity Square)

Cruiser "Aurora" (Chapaev Street)

Vyborg side (Komsomol Street)

Nekrasov Street

Circus

Field of Mars (Suvorovskaya Square)

Alexandrovsky Park (Gorkovskaya metro station»)

Peter and Paul Fortress (Dobrolyubov Avenue)

Tuchkova Dam (metro station " Sportivnaya»)

Andreevsky Boulevard (Vasileostrovskaya metro station»)

Tram Park named after A. P. Leonov (Museum of Urban Electric Transport)

Attention! The tourist tram route and stops may change, including due to road repairs in the city, we recommend that you check the information on the official website.

Duration of the tour in the Tourist Tram

The tram tour lasts about 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Practical information

The T1 tourist tram is part of the Museum of Electric Transport, located on Vasilievsky Island. In the museum you can get acquainted, including with the legendary model of the LM-33 car.

Tickets for the tourist tram can also be purchased online, on the website of the Museum of Electric Transport.

Due to the fact that the hours of the tourist tram T1, the cost of tickets, the conditions of the excursion trip and the places of purchase of tickets may change, this information is not given in the article.

We recommend that you check all the necessary information on the website of the Museum of Electric Transport: getmuseum.

The nearest metro station to the Museum of Electric Transport is "Vasileostrovskaya". The museum is about 1.2 km from Vasilevskaya Metro Station. From the metro station, you can walk along Sredny Prospekt or get there by: trams №№ 6 and 40, bus № 6, - stop "19th line, Museum of Public Transport".

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