After World War II, Brussels’ rolling stock was in serious need of rejuvenation. Pre-war trams were no match for the rise in car traffic. A first batch of so-called “PCC” cars was ordered from Belgium’s national builders. The “PCC” concept was based on studies made by various American tram (streetcar) systems and builders, to provide a modern, fast and comfortable tram. Brussels received a total of 172 motor cars of this type between 1952 and 1971. Their active service life ended in 2010.
Today, the museum is closed
Next opening time
On 07.12.2024 from 10.30 am to 6.30 pm (Christmas Market)
Information
Please note that it is not possible to reserve seats on our vehicles running on our historical lines (Tervuren, Cinquantenaire, Stockel and BM) during weekends and holidays.
Are you looking for an original setting
for your event?
Birthdays, cocktails, company parties, silver and golden wedding anniversaries: they are all good reasons to rent one of our old trams or buses.
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