A collection of photos of attractive yellow trams that I took in Budapest, the capital of Hungary. Ganz CSMG-2 tram (40 seats, 27 m /89 long, built at the beginning of the ’70s, Hungary) in Deák Ferenc Square Ganz CSMG-2 tram on Károly Körút Boulevard Ganz CSMG-2 tram at the Keleti Railway Station tram stop Ganz CSMG-3 tram (40 seats, 27 m / 89 ft long; built at the end of the ’70s, Hungary) on the Liberty Bridge Ganz KCSV-7 tram (36 seats; 27 m/ 89 ft long; built at the end of the ’90s, Hungary) at the Vigadó Tér stop Ganz KCSV-7 tram close to the underground Flórián Tér station Ganz KCSV-7 tram on Közraktár Street Ganz KCSV-7 tram in Kossuth Lajos Square Ganz KCSV-7 tram on Jane Haining Quay (the east bank of the River Danube between the Chain Bridge and Elizabeth Bridge) BudapestHungaryStreetsTrams 0 comment TwitterPinterestRedditStumbleuponWhatsappEmail Arūnas Arūnas was born in Lithuania, a Baltic State in Northern Europe. He is a traveler, photographer, nature and architecture lover, vegetarian and minimalist living a nomadic life for almost 4 years now. previous post In pictures: Warsaw trams next post Baroque Church of St. Anthony of Padua in Warsaw You may also like The 6 most beautiful Gothic churches in Poland November 17, 2020 Eclectic Church of the Holiest Savior in Warsaw September 25, 2020 Exploring Poland: The City of Gdansk July 14, 2020 Jewish Restaurant Mandragora in Lublin July 1, 2020 Byzantine Art: Frescoes of the Holy Trinity Chapel... June 28, 2020 Neo-Gothic Architecture: The Trinity Tower in Lublin, Poland June 24, 2020 Neo-Gothic Architecture: St. Florian’s Cathedral in Warsaw, Poland June 14, 2020 Gdansk Zoo June 1, 2020 Exploring Poland: The City of Sopot April 17, 2020 Exploring Poland: The City of Krakow February 16, 2020 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
