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          Transit Museums | 
This list only includes museums focussing on metros & subways! A list for tram museums would be too long!
U-BAHN-MUSEUM: 
    U2 - Olympiastadion
    Open second 
    Saturday every month, 10:30-16 | Website
S-BAHN-MUSEUM: 
    S-Bahn station Griebnitzsee - S7)
    Open second weekend (Sat+Sun) every month, 11-17 | Website
Deák tér 
    station
      
    Website 
Delhi Metro Museum - on the mezzanine floor at Patel Chowk station
The Glasgow 
    Underground has a dedicated section within the Glasgow Transport Museum
    near Kelvinhall station, Mon-Sat 10-17, Sun 11-17, free
Tsentral'nyi rynok station on red line (Engels str. 29)
Politekhnichnyi instytut station on red line
 Open on 
    Mondays, Wednesdays - 09:00-12:00, on Thuesday, Thursday > 15:00-17:00, Fridays 
    closed.
    Prospekt Peremogy 35, Tel 238-4494 
London's 
    Transport Museum - Coventgarden
    Open daily 
    10:00 -18:00 (Fridays 11:00 -18:00) | Website 
    
Small museum located inside the abandoned metro station Chamberí (on line L-1 between Bilbao and Iglesia).
Open Tue-Fri 11:00-19:00, Sat, Sun 11:00 - 15:00 Website
Small museum located inside metro station Mixcoac (on line L-12).
Open Tue-Sun 10:00-20:00 Website
Line 1 - Sportivnaya station
Nagoya city 
    transportation bureau opened a tramway and subway museum at Nisshin subway 
    depot (near Akaike station on Tsurumai Line). On display are 3 types of trams 
    (1400, 2000 and 3000 articulated car) and the first subway vehicles of Nagoya 
    107+108).
    Website
Borough Hall 
    station (Brooklyn)
    Closed 
    for renovation until 2003 | Website
The 'Association pour le Musée des Transports Urbains, Interurbains et Ruraux' (AMTUIR) which is working with RATP on the development of the new Paris transport museum in Colombes (to replace the museum at Saint-Mandé which was closed in 1998). There's a detailed guide to the more than 50 trams, trolleybusses, metro cars, and suburban rail cars (as well as more than 35 buses) from all over France which form the collection and an extensive history of the development of urban transport in Paris (with technology details as well). Other features include a brief history of the Association (since it's founding in 1957) and the former museum as well as acmplete history of the French Trams in the 1950s, the Parisien Buses, French Trolleybuses and Eurpean Trams.”
 The metro 
    collection includes 1st class 2 axles trailer (1900), Motor unit "Thomson 
    double" M305 (1904), Motor unit Sprague M535 (1908), 1st class trailer Ab167 
    (1913), Motor unit M102 Nord-Sud (1925), Motor unit MP51 (1951)
    Website 
    
A Sprague 
    motor unit is on display at the French Railways Museum in Mulhouse (eastern 
    France), with a Z-type unit from "Ligne de Sceaux" (now south branch of RER 
    line B).
    Thanks to Bernard Hanquez!
Basically a tram museum in the Strešovice depot; Praha 6, Patockova 4; Open from 3 April to 14 Nov on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 09:00 to 17:00. Metro: Hradcanska
Calandlijn 
    - Oostplein station
    Open weekends, 
    12:00 - 16:00 
in maintenance depot at Avtovo station
Spårvägsmuseum 
    (Tram Museum)
    Spårvägsmuseet Tegelviksgatan 22, 116 41 Stockholm, Tel: 08-462 5531 
    Website
 Tozai (East-West) 
    Line - Kasai Station
    Website
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