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I was looking at Prague transport online earlier this evening, vaguely thinking of a trip back over there sometime, and you've posted this... :-)
It seems that Prague's trams went fully low-floor last year, but they've realised that the tourists like the old trams, so as well as the Museum's weekend historic tram service (now route 41), DPP have followed TfL's idea of using historic vehicles to strengthen a main route through the tourist areas and have introduced a new "nostalgic line no.23" which runs through the city centre and out to the castle, using reinstated and modernised Tatra T3 trams.
As in London, normal fares apply, which makes it much more attractive than any special service (even though the museum tram only costs about a quid a ride). Details at http://www.dpp.cz/en/nostalgic-line-no-23/
...and now I find myself wondering if I can get over there for a weekend soon!
Why not, you might even find some sunshine as well.
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