Bytom -tram number 38
In Bytom there is a well preserved medieval urban layout based on an oval -shaped building plan,with a rectangular market square. It is worth having a closer look at sleeping lion movement erected in 1873 commemorating the county residents who died during Franco-Prusian War in 1870-1871.
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| Market Square in Bytom |
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| Sleeping Lion |
In Bytom tram system is well developed. The oldest tram number is 38. Three times an hour a historic tram of Konstal N type, shuttles on the route Holy Trinity Church - Bytom Prusa street. The tram dates back to the turn of the 1940s and 50s, and, although the ride is just 6 minutes long, a lot of enthusiasts of old trams come to Bytom just to take a trip on this particular model.
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The oldest tram in Poland  |
So have a nice trip.
The tram looks very cute. It must be great fun to take a ride.
ReplyDeleteYes , it's a great fuan I have travelled many times. So you can try one day.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Andrew. I'm sure it would be great fun to ride that train. You're so lucky that you can do it any time you like.
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