Vienna, the capital of Austria, is internationally celebrated for its quality of life, classical music heritage, and historic architecture. Yet, one of its most remarkable—and perhaps underappreciated—achievements lies in its public transportation system, specifically its streetcar (or tram) network. Vienna boasts the sixth-largest streetcar network in the world, an extraordinary feat for a city with under two million residents. A Legacy of Urban Mobility The roots of Vienna’s streetcar system trace back to the late 19th century, when horse-drawn trams first began navigating the city’s elegant boulevards. Electric trams were…
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