The 54-meter-long, 353-seat vehicle type has been operating in Budapest since 2006.

A total of 18 of this type were made between 1882 and 1883.

60th anniversary of the Hungarian State Railways (MÁV) NOHAB

40 of the 350-seat trams have been running on the streets of Budapest since 2006.

Legends resting in the Budapest night

Classic Hungarian branch line steam locomotives preserved for posterity.

Evening is approaching at Keleti Pályaudvar.

The eight-axle, articulated tram type series was produced between 1967 and 1978 at the Ganz Works.

A railway with a gauge of 760 mm, operating since 1950.

A Spanish-made tram departs for Angyalföld.

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