Remise – Wiener Linien Transport Museum

Remise – the transport museum of Wiener Linien (Vienna's public transport) – is a unique museum housed in the former Erdberg tram depot. In an impressively preserved hall from the early 20th century, the museum offers fascinating insights into the development of public transport in Vienna. With authentically restored original vehicles, multimedia information and interactive stations, it brings to life the change from horse-drawn carriages to the ultra-modern U-Bahn (subway). The exhibition begins with a look back at the early days of transport in Vienna. You can marvel at historic trams, watch films about the transformation of the city and learn more about the social change that transport brought with it. Highlights include the 1929 motor car and the legendary "Amerikaner" tram. The museum is rounded out by hands-on stations where visitors young and old can switch points themselves or try out driving simulators. A real insider tip: special exhibitions and events take place regularly, such as vintage vehicle parades or themed tours on night work beneath the city. The Remise is ideal for families, but also offers plenty for technology fans and lovers of city history. Thanks to its location near the U3 station Erdberg, the museum is easy to reach by public transport.