The tourist line will be available from this Sunday

They are several decades old and their glory days are long behind them, but they still arouse great interest. Nobody passes them with indifference. From next Sunday, you will be able to admire historical trams in use and go on an extraordinary journey with tourist line 0.

From 4 July to 29 August 2021, tourist tram line 0 operated with historical rolling stock will be launched. The line will run on Sundays only. A tariff for tourist lines will apply. The regular ticket price is PLN 3.50 and the reduced price is PLN 2.50. Tickets will be sold directly on board by conductors.

The line route: Dworzec Główny (Central Station) - Nowa - Dworcowa - Brama Portowa (Port Gate) - Krzywoustego - Bohaterów Warszawy Avenue - Wawrzyniaka - Wojska Polskiego Avenue - Arkońska - Las Arkoński - Niemierzyńska - Wyzwolenia Avenue - Piłsudskiego – Piastów Avenue - Pomorzany - Chmielewskiego - Kolumba - Dworzec Główny.

The updated stops: Dworzec Główny, Brama Portowa (10832), Kościuszki Square, Gałczyńskiego Square, Olszewskiego Roundabout, Las Arkoński (Arkoński Forest) (external track), Muzeum Techniki (Museum of Technology), Rodła Square, Grunwaldzki Square, Szarych Szeregów Square, Kościuszki Square, Pomorzany (platform line 12), Dworzec Główny.

Departure times from Dworzec Główny stop: 14:36, 15:56.

As this year marks the 20th anniversary of the launch of line 0, two trams will be running this Sunday. This will enable more passengers to make this extraordinary journey. Line 0 is an initiative of STMKM (Szczecin's Association of the Enthusiasts of Public Transport) dating back to 2001, which would have had no chance of success without the support and commitment of both the employees and the management of MZK (the Municipal Transport Company) Szczecin at the time. Back then, the Szczecin Tourist Line was one of the few of its kind in Poland. Its additional advantage was the use of the historical Bremen carriage type from 1926, fleet No. 144. Today it can be admired among the exhibits of the MTiK Zajezdnia Sztuki (The Museum of Technology and Transport – the Art Depot in Szczecin).