Florianerbahn, Heritage railway in Sankt Florian, Austria
The Florianerbahn is a narrow-gauge railway in Sankt Florian that once connected two towns in Upper Austria along a modest route. The line features characteristic early 20th-century engineering with slender tracks and historic rolling stock still preserved on-site.
The railway began operations in 1913 as part of a regional transport system serving communities in Upper Austria. It later integrated with other railway networks in the surrounding area.
The railway museum collection preserves multiple railbuses and trailer coaches manufactured by Grazer Waggonfabrik, representing Austrian railway engineering.
The railway is located in Sankt Florian and can be visited by prior arrangement. Visitors should contact ahead to see the historic vehicles and facility.
The vehicle collection includes several railbuses and trailer coaches made by Austrian manufacturers. These machines show how regional transport was managed during that era.
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