Stichting voorheen RTM, Railway museum in Goeree-Overflakkee, Netherlands
This railway museum operates a 7-kilometer tram service connecting Ouddorp, Port Zélande, and Scharendijke along the Brouwersdam using restored vintage cars. The facility includes exhibition spaces documenting the history of transport and offers regular service for passengers year-round.
Founded in 1989, the museum preserves equipment from the former Rotterdam tram company after its southwestern lines closed in 1966. The collection represents more than a century of tram operation in the Rotterdam region before that service ended.
The place maintains the last railway line of its kind operating in the Netherlands today, representing an important chapter in how people once traveled. Visitors can experience and ride this form of historic transport themselves.
The site is located near the Brouwersdam and provides wheelchair accessibility for most areas and the tram rides. Weekends and holidays are the best times to visit when full service operates and more activities are available.
The collection includes the Sperwer, a restored tram set originally from Austria's Zillertalbahn that was acquired in 1999 and returned to service in 2004. This vehicle carries an Austrian heritage and shows how heritage railways collaborate across different countries.
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