With just one route and only 5.6 kilometers of tracks, the Woltersdorf Streetcar (Line 87) is one of Germany's smallest streetcar companies. Furthermore, the streetcar makes Woltersdorf--with just 8,163 residents--the smallest town in Germany that operates its own streetcar system. Woltersdorf launched its streetcar in 1913 to connect the lakeside town to Berlin's commuter rail network via S-Bahnhof Rahnsdorf, and today over 630,000 people a year ride the streetcar. Line 87 is considered to be Berlin's most scenic streetcar as it passed through a dense forest to the picturesque town and ends at the lock separating two idyllic lakes: the Flakensee and Kalksee. read more

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