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European Railroad Discussion > Trams in Sofia, BulgariaDate: 06/22/26 21:47 Trams in Sofia, Bulgaria Author: RailRyder I was in Sofia, Bulgaria last week and found their trams to be quite delightful! They have a variety of makes and models and color schemes, making it very interesting!
-Jim Fetchero    Date: 06/22/26 21:48 Re: Trams in Sofia, Bulgaria Author: RailRyder If you tap in with your credit card, and use the same credit card all day long, they have fare capping at about $2 for all the rides you want all day long!
   Date: 06/22/26 21:50 Re: Trams in Sofia, Bulgaria Author: RailRyder Their tram network is quite extensive and well run, and coupled with their modern subway, you can get around town just fine!
   Date: 06/22/26 21:51 Re: Trams in Sofia, Bulgaria Author: RailRyder I particularly like the older tram plinthed next to the only historic Mosque in town as a visitor center, very convenient, near all the major touist sites.
-Jim Fetchero    Date: 06/23/26 04:10 Re: Trams in Sofia, Bulgaria Author: railsmith RailRyder Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Their tram network is quite extensive and well > run, and coupled with their modern subway, you can > get around town just fine! The green three-section tram No. 671 is from Basel, Switzerland. The Sofia system has retained its livery and number. Date: 06/23/26 10:11 Re: Trams in Sofia, Bulgaria Author: joemagruder It looks like they are unwittingly operating a museum. What is the track gaugen- meter, Cape?
Date: 06/23/26 14:50 Re: Trams in Sofia, Bulgaria Author: 86235 joemagruder Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > It looks like they are unwittingly operating a > museum. What is the track gaugen- meter, Cape? Sofia operates two gauges - nominally metre (but actually 1.09m) and standard gauge. Date: 06/26/26 02:03 Re: Trams in Sofia, Bulgaria Author: rosenth The green one is a former tram from Basel, Switzerland...
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