When?
Saturday 26 September from 10.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
Where?
The trams drive between the Trammuseum and the Antwerp inner city, stopping at regular stops of De Lijn. You can hop on and hop off at any stop you like along the route.
The trams pass every 10 minutes.
All stops are listed here:
Trammuseum Groenenhoek – Berchem Station – Draakplaats – Dageraadplaats – Van Ruusbroec – Plantin & Moretus – Lente – Ploeg – Ommeganck – Centraal Station – Roosevelt – Opera – Stadspark – Nationale Bank – Kasteelplein – Bres – Montigny – Bolivarplaats – Montigny – Bres – Kasteelplein – Nationale Bank – Stadspark – Opera – Roosevelt – Paardenmarkt – Noorderplaats – Londen – Rijnkaai – Brouwersvliet – Sint-Paulusplaats – Klapdorp – Keizerstraat – Meirbrug – Oudaan – Mechelseplein – Nationale Bank – Hemel – Sint-Vincentius – Belgiëlei – Lamorinièrestraat – Cuperus – Berchem Station – Trammuseum Groenenhoek
You can find the most important stops on this map:
Tickets
With a hop-on/hop-off ticket, you can ride the PCCs all day.
- Day ticket +12 years: €10
- Day ticket 6-12 years: €5
- -6 year: Free
You can buy tickets on all participating PCC-trams and in the Tram Museum.
Visit the Tram Museum for free
On 26 September the Groenenhoek Tram Museum (officially: Vlaams Tram- en Autobusmuseum) is open to visitors free of charge. The trams will even drop you off right into the museum! There you can find tons of public transport heritage – trams and buses. If you have any questions, our guides will enthusiastically tell you all about our Flemish transit heritage. A plethora of books and gadgets will also be available for sale.
