Liepāja Tram
Liepājas tramvajs
The first electric tram in the Baltic states, opened in 1899. A single line runs north to south through the city, so riding it is a sightseeing trip in itself.
The Liepāja tram opened in 1899 and was the first tram system in the Baltic states. Today, one line still connects the north and south of the city, passing Rose Square, the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Peter's Market and other major sights. The route is short, with a one-way trip taking about 20 to 30 minutes. Tickets are inexpensive and can be bought from the driver or paid with a phone. For visitors with limited time, riding from one end to the other is a quick way to see the city.
Opening hours
Approx. 05:00–24:00
Nearby sights
- Holy Trinity Cathedral
- Great Amber Concert Hall
- Rose Square
- Peter's Market
- St. Anne's Church
- Liepāja Museum
- St. Joseph Cathedral
- Museum of Occupation Regimes