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Historic tram returns to Szczecin. Tourist Line "0" is back

02.07.2026
Linia turystyczna 0 w Szczecinie fot. Foto: Bartosz Grzegolec
Linia turystyczna 0 w Szczecinie fot. Foto: Bartosz Grzegolec

Szczecin's popular Tourist Tram Line "0" is back for the summer season, offering both visitors and locals the chance to explore the city aboard beautifully preserved historic trams. It is one of the city's most distinctive attractions and a great way to experience Szczecin from a different perspective.

The route passes many of Szczecin's best-known landmarks, including Brama Portowa, Plac Żołnierza Polskiego, the Philharmonic Hall, Wały Chrobrego, the former shipyard area, Aleja Wojska Polskiego and Plac Grunwaldzki. The journey combines sightseeing with the charm of vintage public transport.

Tourist tickets cost PLN 5 for adults and PLN 3.70 for reduced fares. Tickets are available directly from the conductor on board, while the timetable can be found on the official city and public transport websites.

For anyone visiting Szczecin this summer, Tourist Line "0" is an enjoyable way to discover the city's landmarks while travelling on historic rolling stock rarely seen in regular service.

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