These are the 10 Most Beautiful/Interesting Tram Stops in the World

[@SiqueScarface]

Chemnitz Hauptbahnhof: The tram has their own rails in the actual train station. Karlsruhe Albtalbahnhof: Nicely roofed tram station where the tram turns legally into a train and back Dresden Theaterplatz: Tram station surrounded by a Renaissance castle, a baroque church, palace and fairground and a neorenaissance art gallery and opera house.

[@andrewwoodgate3769]

When I saw Manchester lined up, I guessed you were going to nominate St Peter's Square, which I find aesthetically very pleasing.

[@tl.rogers]

I agree, very well laid out with incredible surroundings.

[@eddiereed4870]

Love the central library backdrop

[@nofear886]

Don’t forget Hong Kong with the double decker tram passing through the immerse skyscrapers!

[@carlobenedicti]

Houston is amazing - passing on water give a great feeling of integration in the city environment. Den Haag, with the tram high-passing through the building, is super techy.

[@arfanvlk9351]

Four tram lines up top and and 4 more outside the station

[@v.j.3449]

I recommend Bordeaux, where the tram is fully integrated in the old town: look for the stops Place de la Bourse and Grand Théâtre, they are incredible

[@philipkudrna5643]

Vienna is entirely missing in this collection. The trams running around the ring-street around the city center passing so many palaces and iconic buildings like the city hall, the „Burg-Theater“ or even the tram carousel on two floor at „Schottentor“ in front of the Vienna University and watched by the Votiv-Church are definitely missing in this list. You could make a similar ranking only with Vienna Tram Stops!

[@userofthetube2701]

The terminus at Grinzing where the tram passes through a building is also very charming.

[@andrejwaumorich4510]

Some german suggestions. Most beautiful: tram station "Theaterplatz" in Dresden between the baroque main church, Semperoper, Zwinger, oldest bridge over the river Elbe and other fantastic stuff. Most interesting: the entire tram stop system around the main station in Leipzig. Fascinating view with the help of Googlemaps. Both in Saxony, German. The cities impressed me deeply during my short visit!

[@Tizu288]

Oh yeah Leipzig ist a good Choice because i live there ans i know everyrhing Out of my head!

[@SirRheilffordd]

In Dresden on i think line 4 in Radebeul there is an narrow gauge railway (Lösnitzgrundbahn) crossing the Tram. I think this is super cool

[@colingarner6175]

They all look like tram stations to me no more no less except the one with water between the tracks , that was the really nice one .

[@gordonmartin6409]

Town Hall in Birmingham is a pretty stop. Library isn’t bad either and will be even nicer once the extension beyond it opens up.

[@janettemcclelland2959]

No mention of the J Church Muni stop at Church & 20th next to Dolores Park? The view of downtown is awesome.

[@nelsonricardo3729]

I didn't even think of it, but you are absolutely right. The cable cars get all the love, but Muni Metro has some nice sections, too.

[@timosha21]

Oh wow did not even think of that one and I have plenty of footage of that!!!!! :O That is good to think of if there is ever a part II

[@janettemcclelland2959]

@@timosha21 That stretch on the J between 18th & Church through Dolores Park and the right of way between the houses from 20th to 22nd is iconic. And West Portal & Junipero Serra/Ocean/Sloat aka St. Francis Circle where the K Ingleside and the M Ocean View split off. Both N Judah stops going in/out of the Sunset Tunnel portals. Especially Carl & Cole.

[@janettemcclelland2959]

@@nelsonricardo3729 The N Judah stop at Duboce Park and at Carl & Cole aka both Sunset Tunnel entrances. The J Church through Dolores Park. Those are iconic. Those go back to this PCC era before the Metro got built.

[@johnwalters4792]

Blackpool Infront of the tower during the illuminations is out of this world beautiful.

[@blackghost6265]

Black pool is ugly

[@bozsiland]

From these Manchester Victoria, but I love also Blackpool (Fleetwood Ferry) and Sheffield (Cathedral).

[@broman178]

Regarding Sheffield, the stops along the Park Grange bit (from Spring Lane to Granville Road) is probably my favourite section of the Supertram because of the views to the city centre and the surrounding hills.

[@bozsiland]

@@broman178 I know. I was there two times.

[@nicoschprs4376]

Den Haag Centraal is definetly impressive. But in my opinion the following Station Southbound called "Spui" is much more beautiful. It had wooden platforms and is partly build into an Underground parking garage.

[@hartstukken]

True, but in the Netherlands spui is beautiful but in other countries it's pretty common and normal

[@nicoschprs4376]

@@hartstukken examples? Iam from germany tram stations over here compared to spui are horrible.

[@kevinbaird7277]

Princes Street, Edinburgh, Scotland has the most amazing views over to the castle and beautiful gardens.

[@xkirovt]

Hi. The video is great, but I would like to make one note. The SÍDLIŠTĚ BARRANDOV station in Prague is not the Sídliště Barrandov, but the POLIKLINIKA BARRANDOV. The Sídliště Barrandov stop is the final stop on this line.

[@Project_Slagharen]

Wasn't expecting Den Haag to be on #1

[@urbmak]

The most beautiful one is “Praça do Comércio” in Lisbon :)

[@TrainspotterSPb]

The tram stop in Houston is the most beautiful, in my opinion

[@stoplightgaming2302]

Houston has trams I didnt know that

[@silesianbeer]

Plac Sikorskiego in Bytom is the propabbly most beautiful tram stop in the entire world. This is a square in center of the city, with amazing architecture, Silesian Opera, Beautiful high school and another amazing buildings

[@DutchAlike]

Fun fact, for a part of the line the The Hague tram and metro's to Rotterdam share the same tracks. This part and other parts of the Rotterdam metro network can also be used by heavy (diesel) rail.

[@marcvanderwee]

Hi Niels, not complete true... You are right the the Hague trams and Rotterdam metro's (that looks like a tram...) share the same track. The former Hofpleinlijn. But that line is not open for freight trains, what you mention with 'heavy diesel rail'. Only the metro line to Hoek van Holland (Hook of Holland) is suitable for freight trains, between Schiedam and Vlaardingen Oost. Hey Niels, niet helemaal waar... U heeft gelijk dat de Haagse tram en Rotterdamse metro hetzelfde spoor gebruiken. De voormalige Hofpleinlijn. Maar die lijn is niet te gebruiken voor goederentreinen, wat u bedoelt met 'heavy rail'. Alleen de metrolijn naar Hoek van Holland is geschikt voor goederentreinen, tussen Schiedam en Vlaardingen Oost.

[@DutchAlike]

@@marcvanderwee Indeed, I meant the Hoekse lijn. I thought the Hofpleinlijn was also still accessible for heavy rail but there is only a connection with the national railnetwork to get trainsets on and off the metro/tram network. Klopt bedoelde idd de Hoekse lijn. Dacht zelf dat de Hofpleinlijn ook nog toegankelijk was maar hier is enkel een aansluiting op het landelijke spoornet om materieel van en op het metro/tram netwerk te krijgen.

[@jakeatom4841]

That Houston train is pretty cool

[@radish9261]

YES HE HAS A PRAGUE TRAM STOP LETS GOOO

[@mikeblatzheim2797]

Definitely think that Thielenbruch on the Cologne Stadtbahn should have a spot on this list. It's a four track terminus inside a former maintenance depot from 1904 (and in its original condition), also features a turnaround loop, and in the same building contains the Cologne Stadtbahn museum and a restaurant.

[@SeverityOne]

What I, as a former resident of Amsterdam, find a bit disappointing is how little of that city appears in your videos. It stands to reason that, once you visited The Hague, you visited the capital as well. It's an incredibly beautiful place, a Unesco World Heritage Site, with trams and metros running through it.

[@oforid2227]

jesus he's only showcasing a station this isn't about touring all of Amsterdam

[@FrankHuber]

can't recall a specific station but loved the rolling stock of both Strasbourg and Bordeaux, France

[@lon3don]

Both of them made at Bombardier in Derby UK

[@MR-intel]

Amsterdam, with stops on bridges. Bern, stops in the historic city (world heritage). Lisbon, literally any in the old town center. Vienna, loads of stops more interesting than those shown.

[@ManWithNoPrice]

Nothing in Manchester is worth to be mentioned on this list. Places you must visit regarding tram lanes and stop: Vienna, Porto, Lisbon, Blackpool, Krakow

[@hyobs_]

Oh boi, the beautiful sound of the ČKD Tatras

[@headpeepee9919]

I think the station at Toyama station for the city tram is more beautiful

[@tabiatbekcisi5841]

İstanbul Tunnel (Turkey) (Inaugurated 17.10.1875, this is the oldest surviving underground urban rail line in continental Europe.)

[@Fan652w]

I was initially absolutely astounded at your choice for number one! But then I thought, 'He has got a point.' Den Haag Centraal is a wonderful example of true transport integration! And you forgot to mention the large bus station adjacent to the tram stops shown in your video! For stops in wonderful scenic locations try Austria, eg the Innsbruck Stubaitalbahn or the line in Gmunden. For stops next to superb architecture, visit Vienna, eg the 'Oper' (State Opera House). For a stop next to a castle stay in Austria but go to Linz and ride route four out to Schloss Traun, an absolutely stunning Baroque caslle.

[@johnlang4198]

Central Station in Sydney. The stop served by the L1 Dulwich Hill line is under the grand colonnade at the north end of the station, overlooking a small park at the southern end of Sydney's CBD. Beautiful.

[@vjbadawy]

Sorry, but that list seemed to be very biased towards Russia. Melbourne Australia has the biggest tram network in the world (by track length) and there are MANY stations that looked much better than most of them on your list.

[@rebeckaann8246]

I think Houston was the prettiest and most innovative and Den Haag was the coolest, with big city and metro vibes. As some have mentioned Vienna has some really cool and beautiful stations/stops, as well as Oslo, Göteborg. Paris former heavy rail stations turned into tram stops are also cool.

[@edwardmiessner6502]

Newton Centre station on the Riverside Branch of the MBTA Green Line. The original depot which is still there is this lovely Richardsonian building constructed in the 19th Century, and the neighborhood is a pleasant sight, too.

[@idirlounis3080]

Nice, France. The T2, the seconde line of tram arrives at the harbor, by the seaside.

[@UlliStein]

Even more beautiful is Place Massena, where the tram also goes by.

[@cad85]

Budapest, 2. line is the most beautiful!

[@1962speiche]

Manchester,England: Bombardier Tram,the same Type like in Cologne,Germany!

[@wernerduschek6189]

Innsbruck, line 6 to Igls, the name of the stop is "Tantegert". It is situated in the middle of a forest, an old house surrounded by a beautiful garden.

[@gossettcd]

Owing to the fact I am in Charlotte almost monthly I am surprised it made the list. And those lights at 3rd Street/Convention Center they also have black tinting in the plastic. Essentially I thought they were just dirty for the greatest amount of time!!!!!!

[@sexy_tanjiro8878]

New York City needs trams. I hope NYC modernizes it's infrastructure to have it like Japan's or Europeans.

[@JanMichalSzulew]

VIshneva stop, Sofia - next to a cottage, in the middle of a park/forest where the tram runs on an "M"-shaped route in order to climb a steep gradient

[@MervynPartin]

Very good choices- they are all interesting, but one not on your list that is my favourite is in Christchurch, New Zealand.

[@Tr4sHCr4fT]

Berlin Hbf is like the Hague

[@starmediagroupltd2546]

Stockholm has a lot of beautiful / cool tram stops, for example: Alvik: Here, you can change between Nockebybanan and Metro by just walking across the platform. Solna Business Park. Located on Tvärbanan in the city of Solna, just north of Stockholm. Very cool and modern urban area. Waldemarsudde. Stockholm's first tram line was opened in 1877. The line went from Slussen via Norrmalmstorg to Skansen, on the island of Djurgården. In 1924, the part between Slussen and Norrmalmstorg closed, which ment that Norrmalmstorg became the final stop. In 1967, all tram tracks disappeared, because the city beleived that buses and cars was the way to go, trams were slow and old fashioned. But some people thought that it would be great if we kept one line, like a rolling museum. So in 1991, Djurgårdslinjen (Norrmalmstorg - Skansen) opened with the line number 7N (N = Norrmalmstorg), and in 2010, Spårväg City opened. The line number was 7, as it was between 1877 and 1914. It went from Sergels torg to Waldemarsudde, also located at Djurgården. In 2018, Sergels torg closed, and the line was extended from Kungsträdgården to T-Centralen, were you can change to Commuter trains and Metro. Waldemarsudde, however, is located only a couple of meters from the water, the tracks also goes in a loop, which means that Waldemarsudde and Bellmansro, the next stop, only is served in one direction. Årstadal. Located on Tvärbanan, this stop is half underground. Also Hammarkullen in Göteborg is very cool. It's the only underground tram stop in Sweden.

[@xxxxxx400]

Łódź Piotrkowska Centrum, called Unicorn Stable. Warszawa Boernerowo terminus for line 20, located in the forrest. Gdańsk Stogi terminus, in the forrest near the beach. Kraków Plac Wszystkich Świętych in the middle of the Old Town, Wawel stop, with the view on the Wawel castle.

[@ipodrobby2599]

The Hague (Netherlands) Beatrixkwartier tram stop!

[@tabiatbekcisi5841]

You can intercontinental (Europe to Asia or Asia to Europe) trip by metro only in Istanbul in the world. This metro name is "Marmaray"

[@kevinnam3822]

Perrache,Lyon,France its an underground tram stop next to the subway stop. This station service 2 lines passing Perrache T1 and T2 witch terminated here before with the metro line A

[@LWR1]

In Braunschweig, germany, there is a tram stop (called HEH Kliniken) which is in the middle of the motorway/highway/autobahn A36 (previously the A395)!

[@SOUTHBEATS]

Thanks for visiting Holland, that lightrail is also connected to Rotterdam Also a part 2 video of this? Can you also make a video a like this with Subway stations? Would be cool! Thanks

[@evenstarelectricrailway3281]

'd Love to see part 2. A subway counterpart? I think he did one before...

[@UlliStein]

Oh yes there are so many beautiful subway stations in Moscow

[@jarlpols7907]

The randstadrail lightrail/tram is connected to zoetermeer. The eandstadrail subway connected to rotterdam is on a different leven and stop

[@theodeman5314]

there is also a underground tram station in the citiy in the hague

[@j.m.1538]

Did you have seen the tram in Luxembourg City?

[@tl.rogers]

I'd say St Peter's Square stop in Manchester is one of the best.

[@alfred5674]

High park loop in toronto should be in here

[@bebtozoltan55]

03:45 lights are green and yellow , Houston , Manchester , Hague

[@scottyerkes1867]

All interesting. Some unique and beautiful. I agree with the J/Church line comment! I' ve been there

[@janettemcclelland2959]

That whole stretch through Dolores Park and then between the houses is well-known among Muni riders.

[@scottyerkes1867]

@@janettemcclelland2959 Absolutely!!👍👍

[@stevenmathers6661]

"Most cool" or "coolest".

[@meskbren]

Amazingly, I was just in Den Haag Centraal earlier this week and I thought it was one of the most amazing things that I have ever seen in my life. It is a brilliant interchange station (although you didn't mention that there is also a bus station there as well as multi-story bicycle parking).

[@bigjohncenahead6667]

I am actually surprised not to see anyone suggesting the Piotrkowska Centrum tram _station_ in Łódź, commonly called "Stable of the Unicorns" (Stajnia Jednorożców)

[@犬用下着ソース入り消臭剤]

Manchester tram!

[@adamstrainvideos]

Manchester Victoria tram stop

[@LSM_Lover]

Sus

[@patrickburkhardt5039]

Magdeburg Herrenkrug Tram Terminus is a realy beautyful station too

[@npl070]

Ending with my home city! What do you mean by metro type thing? Line E is part of the Rotterdam metro system, which uses the old NS rails between Den Haag en the new tunnel portal taking it via Blijdorp to Rotterdam Centraal. Pity you did not show the part of the station which was built specially for Line E.

[@_itsofficialphilipp_947]

In my opinion is the interesting Tram Stop: -Bochum Rathaus Süd

[@librarian16]

Servicing is not the same as serving.Trams serve these places. The trams are serviced at the depot.

[@starrwulfe]

West Portal in San Francisco should be on this list.

[@Bluu-rolium]

Rotherham Central is by far the coolest as the tram - train goes on to the train line from Tinsley meadowhall South towards parkgate, the tram goes onto the railway line and shares the track with conventional trains and frieght trains! It's pretty cool

[@Thatguyjack758]

Kassel Germany has a very advanced tram network along with Toronto and Vienna.

[@BLACKSTA361]

Yeah and kassel has similar looking trams to den hague

[@Locomotor1979]

see dutch tram is the best lol Denhaag/The Hague Central is a 3layerd station basement is trainstation groundfloor trams and 1floor is Buses

[@arfanvlk9351]

The basement of the station is a bicycle parking area, ground floor is trains (and outside the station 4 tram lines) and the floor above it is the tram lines you see in the video, a bus station and a metro station

[@stanstantalent.5605]

Sad to see, but nowadays main street and most of its surrounding areas are now occupied with homeless people. Can't go one block woyhouta seeing someone passed out on the floor. Even the trams are almost always smelling like piss, and have half the tram full of the homeless.

[@tabiatbekcisi5841]

"Haliç" metrobus station on the bridge. It's in İstanbul Turkey

[@MrBlackhiller]

You need to visit Kassel in Germany. The Tram from the City is driving under the Main Station and then the Tram becomes a Train and is driving on normal Railway.

[@the_trainfan1946]

The Kassel HBF (Kassel main station) is where the tram switches from electrecity to diesel, so thats missing!

[@justme-xb3fp]

In Austria there are so many beautiful tram station. eg. Graz Hauptbahnhof

[@justme-xb3fp]

stations

[@joostvanderlee9569]

8:55 there is no difference between a subway and a metro

[@thetrainman548]

No Melbourne, c'mon man :(

[@evangouldtransit]

2:38 Montreal Metro chime

[@pitatotaco28]

I always thought the STM made it themselves, I never knew it was used elsewhere.

[@Skasaha_]

Someone hasn't been to Melbourne smile.

[@Xardom]

Would have rather suggested Madurodam-stop in The Hague, or Rotterdam Central Station. But that's merely my opinion

[@fabianfranzen617]

Are all videos filmed by yourself?

[@timosha21]

These are all mine but of course filmed over many years.

[@K-o-R]

Nid d'Aigle station on the Mont Blanc Tramway is literally on top of a mountain.

[@stanleyfriend8848]

Number 5. This is not Sídliště Barrandov but Poliklinika Barrandov

[@MassbyTrain]

Boston doent really have trams but on the green line stop boylston has 2 pcc street cars

[@trainstramstrolleystravel7692]

Nice choices but I would have found a way to get Bubenbergplatz/Hbf in Bern in there somehow. The overall canopy is quite amazing.

[@eirugsiongriffiths8563]

Not forgetting Sheffield, Nottingham, Edinburgh, London. Very soon Cardiff will have The South Wales Metro contecting to places like Swansea using tram/trains.

[@marcinzarebski9089]

What's so special about those trams and their stops?

[@jemjon]

I really love Essen Hauptbahnhof (central station) underground station with its super cool blue lights✌️

[@SwedskeeeSjostromGohlner]

The all new stop “Nordstan” in Gothenburg Sweden is a really big and beautiful tram and bus stop

[@theguy3632]

Norway has 2 beautiful tram stops. Bjørvika Oslo and a end stop in Trondheim :D

[@christopherlovelock9104]

No two stations were the same, however I thought that waterfall and virtually the trams 'gliding' over what looks like a 'water garden' tipped the balance in Houstons favour, - fortunately they had purchased some very nice trams and not put them in some stupid livery. As for 'Fleetwood Ferry' where it just stops in the street (as part of a loop), and the driver gets out, you then realise that's the terminus.

[@HWRR12]

San Diego old town on the San Diego trolley

[@DerexReal]

Fact: the Dutch tram is similar to a German tram running in the city of Kassel. That tram is interesting because it has a bimodal configuration that allows it to run in electric under catenary on the streets or on rails (it is also a tram-train) and, when catenary is absent, run in diesel mode

[@arfanvlk9351]

Ours don't run on diesel the regioCitadis (blue and white tram) are the electric only version and yes after the stop Beatrix kwartier they run on train tracks and switch from 600v to 750v

[@TheBritishOtaku02]

Hiroshima was stunning when I was last there 🤩

[@ambassadorkees]

The Hague is so silent!

[@schaaf9637]

I agree with Houston and Nagasaki but the rest shouldn't be on this list and out of all the stops in Prague you found Sidliste Barandov interesting? That's weird to me. No tram stop from Germany in the top 10, seems you haven't visitied a lot of places or your taste is just, very special.

[@SzymonSpZoo]

Łódź Piotrkowska Centrum is beautiful.

[@lon3don]

Edinburgh is beautiful with the backdrop of the Castle, Douglas Isle-of-man with the sea, which is historic and climbs up the local mountain. The Luas in Dublin, that's a beautiful city, Croydon Tram, But best of all, in my opinion is LISBON which must be one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

[@horny99845]

A station on the Hudson/ Bergen light rail

[@archivushka]

Also don't forget about Moscow tram route 25 that has some stops in the forested area

[@aileenmarzanna]

Portland, Oregon: Washington Park/ZOO Kraków, Poland: Dworzec Główny Tunel Gdańsk, Poland: Stogi Plaża (like the Russian ones you mentioned, but better maintained, in the forest, by the beach)

[@marciliomathias4525]

Cool! Corcovado train in RIo is missing.