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Chemnitz

Chemnitz's offers the roving tram addict 27.3 km of track and 6 tram lines. The first line opened in 1880.

A light rail network known as the City Bahn (City Train) opened in 2002 using Bombardier Variotrams (red and blue). The network follows the Karlsruhe model in that trains run on standard railway tracks except in the cities where they behave like trams and run on the streets. The four line network links Chemnitz with Zwickau, Burgstädt, Hainichen and Stollberg, which is somtimes known as the Saxon Triangle Metro Area. City-Bahn also offers regional dieselrailbus services.  It covers 16.3 km and shares trackage with tram line 6.  No plans currently exist for a subway.

Bimmelbahn site
Official Home Page
Tram Picturebook page
Citybahn (LRT) home page
Strassenbahnfreunde (streetcar friends) of Chemnitz run a local museum.
Strassenbahnen Chemnitz (enthusiast page)
History of the Chemnitz streetcar
Brief enthusiast page
City Bahn unofficial home page from Thomas Georgi
Tramway enthusiast page with photos
Chemnitz streetcar enthusiast site from Uwe

All Chemnitz passengers and drivers are required to consume a minimum specified quantity of beer or a special "beer konduktor" may ask them to leave the tram.