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About TramSim Munich

TramSim Munich is a tram-driving simulator set in the centre of Munich. You operate the low-floor R2.2b tram on three full-length routes, transporting passengers through streets lined with historic buildings, squares and museums. You can drive in open-world mode or follow a timetable in scheduled service.

Munich's tram routes

The three routes cover different parts of the city:

  • Line 23: Münchner Freiheit to Schwabing Nord, via Schwabinger Tor. Its seven stops take about 8 minutes to travel, and a complete tour takes about 25 minutes. It has a station building at Münchner Freiheit, an independent track body and its own bridge structure.
  • Line 27: Petuelring to Sendlinger Tor, via Karlsplatz, Karolinenplatz, Kurfürstenplatz and Hohenzollernplatz. It runs by day and at night, passing attractions including the Pinakotheken and Alte Börse. Its 15 stops take about 20 minutes to travel.
  • Line 28: Scheidplatz to Sendlinger Tor, via Kurfürstenplatz, where it branches off from Line 27, as well as Karolinenplatz and Karlsplatz. Its 12 stops take about 16 minutes to travel.

The R2.2b tram

The R2.2b is a detailed reconstruction of Munich's modernized R2.2 tram, part of the MVG's R series of low-floor trams. The original R2.2 vehicles were modernized after 15 years of use and have operated as the R2.2b series since 2011. The tram has a blue and white-aluminum design, with redesigned support bars, expanded passenger information and sliding doors. You can repaint it in designs used by other cities.

Its driving dynamics reflect the way the tram's individual bodies affect one another: as it exits a curve, the tram can sway in the opposite direction. Some city curbs have been cut to accommodate its movement.

Operations and city life

The simulation includes realistic operating procedures and equipment, a detailed track model, original announcements and authentic alternating line operation. Dynamic passengers and pedestrians, including people in wheelchairs, share the city with individual road traffic and AI trams. Dynamic weather also features in the simulation.

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