Skjoldenæsholm Tram Museum (Denmark)

In the central part of Zealand, near Ringsted, lies Skjoldenæsholm, home to a museum preserving trams from Denmark and neighboring countries. The museum is operated by volunteers from the Tram Historical Society and features operational heritage services on about 500 meters of 1,000 mm gauge track and about 1.5 km of 1,435 mm gauge track. In addition to trams, the museum also preserves railway horse cars, trolleybuses, and buses, some of which are introduced here.

Official name: Skjoldenæsholm Tram Museum
Address: Skjoldenæsvej 95, DK-4174 Jystrup Midtsjælland, Denmark Google Maps
Access: On specific days the museum operates shuttle buses from major nearby stations. Several regular bus routes also serve the area, including services from Ringsted to stops near the museum. Note that some lines do not operate on Sundays. Taking a taxi and arranging your return pick-up time is the safest option.
Opening hours: Generally open on weekends from spring to autumn, 10:00–16:00. There are also evening openings and Christmas events. Dates are subject to change—please check the museum’s website before visiting.
Admission: Adults 150 DKK; Children 75 DKK

Aarhus Tram No. 1

Built	1945	Withdrawn	1973
Gauge	1,000 mm	Length	10.0 m
Width	2.1 m

Odense Tram No. 12 — A/S Odense Sporvej

Built	1913	Withdrawn	1972
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	8.15 m
Width	2.0 m

Copenhagen Tram No. 17 — De Kjøbenhavnske Sporveie

Built	1897	Withdrawn	2003
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	9.0 m
Width	2.1 m

Copenhagen Tram No. 22 — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1900	Withdrawn	1972
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	9.5 m
Width	2.1 m

Flensburg Tram No. 36 — Stadtwerke Flensburg Verkehrsbetriebe

Built	1926	Withdrawn	1974
Gauge	1,000 mm	Length	10.2 m
Width	2.1 m

Oslo Tram No. 203 (Norway) — AS Oslo Sporveier

Built	1953	Withdrawn	2000
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	15.0 m
Width	2.5 m

Basel Tram No. 213 (Switzerland) — Basler Verkehrs-Betriebe

Built	1933	Withdrawn	1979
Gauge	1,000 mm	Length	9.2 m
Width	2.2 m

Copenhagen Tram No. 275 — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1907	Withdrawn	1967
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	9.5 m
Width	2.1 m

Copenhagen Tram No. 437 — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1918	Withdrawn	1965
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	10.3 m
Width	2.1 m

Copenhagen Tram No. 470 — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1945	Withdrawn	1967
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	10.3 m
Width	2.1 m

Copenhagen Tram No. 575 — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1938	Withdrawn	2003
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	10.3 m
Width	2.1 m

Copenhagen Tram No. 701 — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1949	Withdrawn	1969
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	13.2 m
Width	2.3 m

The Hague Tram No. 824 (Netherlands) — Haagsche Tramweg Maatschappij

Built	1929	Withdrawn	2002
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	10.7 m
Width	2.2 m

Copenhagen Trailer No. 1253 (Unpowered) — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1909	Withdrawn	2003
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	10.2 m
Width	2.1 m

Copenhagen Trailer No. 1578 (Unpowered) — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1941	Withdrawn	2003
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	12.3 m
Width	2.2 m

Düsseldorf Tram No. 2412 (Germany) — Rheinische Bahngesellschaft

Built	1957	Withdrawn	2002
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	19.0 m
Width	2.35 m

Hamburg Tram No. 3060 (Germany) — Hamburger Hochbahn AG

Built	1951	Withdrawn	On loan
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	14.9 m
Width	2.2 m

Hamburg Tram No. 3657 (Germany) — Hamburger Hochbahn AG

Built	1952	Withdrawn	1998
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	13.9 m
Width	2.2 m

Wuppertal Tram No. 3241 (Engineering) — Wuppertaler Stadtwerke AG

Wuppertal Tram No. 3241 (engineering car) — Wuppertaler Stadtwerke AG

Built	1925	Withdrawn	1987
Gauge	1,435 mm	Length	9.4 m
Width	2.1 m

Copenhagen Snowplough (Unpowered) — Københavns Sporveje

Copenhagen tramway snowplough (unpowered) — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1941	Withdrawn	1972
Gauge	1,435 mm

Copenhagen Trolleybus No. 101 — Københavns Sporveje

Built	1938	Withdrawn	2003
Length	9.8 m	Width	2.3 m