straphanger, 2 months ago

Oh, it's real—and, to quote Seinfeld, it's spectacular.

Capacity: 30 straphangers (24 seated) and 500 pints of beer.

Thnx to: @violanders !

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straphanger, 2 months ago

I've just been informed that #Zurich has a Fondue Tram, which they endearingly call an "Oldtimer Tram."

I feel a travel feature pitch coming on...

Thnx to @cdamian !

https://www.zuerich.com/en/visit/restaurants/fondue-tram

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heliomass, 2 months ago

@straphanger @cdamian Don’t forget the wine tram! https://www.urban-transport-magazine.com/en/south-africa-the-franschhoek-wine-tram/

straphanger, 2 months ago

@heliomass @cdamian All over it! Posted about it this morning...

heliomass, 2 months ago

@straphanger @cdamian Ah, missed it! 🤦‍♂️

flo, 2 months ago

@straphanger @cdamian how much is it?

cdamian, 2 months ago

@flo
CHF 93.00 for two hours apparently.
@straphanger

partim, 2 months ago

@straphanger @cdamian What’s always worried me: These dinner trams generally don’t seem to have a loo?

osma, 2 months ago

@straphanger
In the case of these museum trams (only this one still operating), the strap is to ring the bell for stop request, so hanging on it is not advisable.
@violanders

rivoluzioneurbanamobilita, 2 months ago

@straphanger

In Milan you can have dinner on the "Atmosfera" tram, which is an historic 1920s tram

https://www.atm.it/en/AltriServizi/TempoLibero/Pages/ATMosfera.aspx

cdamian, 2 months ago

@straphanger
And in Zurich, the fondue tram:
https://www.zuerich.com/en/visit/restaurants/fondue-tram