There will be a nostalgia tram operating in İzmir and Istanbul Taksim. Metropolitan's Nostalgic Tram Project is coming to life. Where will the Nostalgic Tram be built? Where will it pass?
The nostalgic tram, which is the symbol of Taksim Istiklal Street in Istanbul, will also travel on Kordon in Izmir. Mayor of Izmir Metropolitan Municipality Tunç SoyerWith the consent of the municipality, the authorities went to Denizli and made investigations. The delegation, which visited the Gara Train factory of Öztürk Elektrik Company, which produces electric nostalgic trams from Denizli to the World, closely examined the models that can be used in İzmir. The delegation included İzmir Metropolitan Municipality Deputy Secretary General Eser Atak, Metropolitan Transportation Department Head Mert Yaygel, Metro A.Ş General Manager Sönmez Alev, Board Member Aytekin Sözen and President Advisor Ahmet Altan.
The Nostalgic Tram Project, which came to the agenda during the development of the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality's city rail system network, is coming to life. A nostalgic tram to Kordon came to the agenda after the Izmir Tram's route between Konak-Üçkuyular was shifted from Mustafa Kemal Sahil Boulevard to the Alsancak Poet Eşref Boulevard and Ziya Gökalp Boulevard.
The nostalgic tram project, which is approved by the Izmir Metropolitan Municipality's transportation office, will be under the control of the transportation company Metro. He will serve on the route of the phaetons that horse-drawn carriages were found before and after Soyer's sitting in the chair. The project will operate for nostalgic purposes, not as the main passenger transport project. In practice, the tram project used for years in Istanbul Taksim will be taken as a role model.
The company, which produces electric trams for many shopping malls and social living areas across the country, has many models consisting of names such as Efe, London, Panda and Fairy Tale. The company also produces electric nostalgic trains to countries such as America, Afghanistan, Ukraine and India. (Source: Gözlemgaz newspaper)
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