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Vyborg Tram Monument

Indirizzo: Intersection of Krepostnaya Street, Pionerskaya Street and Bankovsky Passage
Zona: Vyborg, Russia

Orari: Official visiting hours are not published; the monument is outdoors.
Come visitare: The monument is in a small square at the intersection of Krepostnaya Street, Pionerskaya Street and Bankovsky Passage. Visitors can approach the tram and sculptures closely and take photos.
Orari: Circa 15 min

Vyborg Tram Monument — Ialexi41, CC BY-SA 4.0

Perché vale la deviazione

Vyborg’s tram system operated from 1912 to 1957 under Russian imperial, Finnish and Soviet administrations, continuing despite repeated changes of state and population. The replica car stands near the site of Finland’s worst tram accident, where two cars overturned in 1920, killing five people and injuring about twenty.

The Vyborg Tram Monument is a tribute to the city's tram system that operated from 1912 to 1957. It stands near the site of Finland's worst tram accident in 1920, making it a poignant historical landmark.

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