gmunden

More than 100000 passengers used the Free Light Rail service in Gmunden

On: 19 October, 2018

In the beginning of September. Gmunden, Austria in Europe got a new light rail route that replaced the tram service in the town. Gmunden with its low population number, isn’t a big town at all but the community wanted this service so badly! They fight for more than 30 yearsContinue Reading

Gmunden Austria is One of World’s most Pristine Cities in The World

By: Michal

On: 4 September, 2018

In: Article, Destinations, Explore

Gmunden Austria is for sure a city that not so many knows anything about. It is a city that feels like a village because of its population just above 13000. This town in Austria is most known in the world for it’s tram route. It was one of world’s shortestContinue Reading

World’s shortest Tram Line in Gmunden, will become much Longer Very Soon

By: Michal

On: 7 August, 2018

In: Explore, Light Rail, Tram

If you haven’t read our interview and in-depth look at the future of Gmunden tram project. Then you should check it out, here. In September, this year. This tiny town with only 13,204 people. Is now getting rid of their shortest tram line in the world. This will happen on 1stContinue Reading

Gmunden in Austria Expands its’ Shortest tram line in the World

By: Michal

On: 24 August, 2017

In: Destinations, Light Rail, Tram, Transit

Right now we at Distrita like to send out a request to all out there. You tell your politicians in all cities with a higher population of 13.204 to get a tram system. Why? Gmunden and the area in Austria (Europe) is the answer. This small town Gmunden and itsContinue Reading

Visit worlds Smallest village with a tram line in Austria called Gmunden

By: Michal

On: 25 November, 2016

In: Destinations, Light Rail, Tram, Transit

Here is a map of Gmunden in Austria, Europe Small village with its own tram line With only 14,500 inhabitants. Gmunden is one of the smallest villages in upper Austria in Europe, that actually got a tram line. Gmunden sits just beside Traun river and Transee lake. The size andContinue Reading