Welcome to Line 10
Citytour Line 10 “Hop on – Hop off” is the most fun and convenient way to explore Rotterdam. In historic trams from the Rotterdam Public Transport Museum you travel through vibrant districts and past beautiful sights.
Hopping off and rejoining later is no problem: your ticket is a day pass, so you can enjoy Line 10 from the first ride to the last.
Tickets
You can buy your Line 10 tickets on board from our conductor. Every ticket is a day pass, so you may use Line 10 as often as you like on the day of purchase. You can pay by card or cash on board.
Where can you buy tickets?
Day passes are sold by the conductor on board, at Rotterdam Tourist Information in the Central Station or at the Tramhuis at Eendrachtsplein.
| Ticket type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult day ticket | €15,- |
| Child day ticket (4–11 years) | €8,- |
| Child day ticket (0–3 years) | Free |
Unfortunately, RotterdamPas or Museumkaart are not valid on Line 10.
Timetable
We operate on many days throughout 2026. Want to know when you can expect a Line 10 tram in the city? View the full timetable.
View the timetableFrequently asked questions
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Where can I get on and off?
You can board and disembark at every marked stop on the route map. Check the live map for exact locations.
How often does Line 10 run?
For an overview of the days on which Line 10 runs and how often, please check the timetable.
View the timetableHow long does the tour take?
A full ride on Line 10 takes about 60 minutes. It can take a little longer due to detours, disruptions, or traffic.
What can I see along the way?
Line 10 passes Rotterdam’s greatest highlights: the city centre, Central Station, Blaak, Cube Houses, Markthal, Coolsingel, Delfshaven, and the Euromast.
Is there a guide?
Yes, you can listen to a trilingual audio guide through the PA system that explains the sights we pass. Have more questions? Our conductor is happy to tell you about the route, the city, and the attractions.
How much does a ticket cost?
Tickets are sold by the conductor and are valid for the whole day. You can ride as often as you like that day. Children aged 4–11 pay €8, adults and children 12+ pay €15, and children under 4 ride for free.
Can I pay with RotterdamPas, OV-chipkaart, or an RET ticket?
No, that is unfortunately not possible. RotterdamPas is welcome in our museum, though.
Is the tram accessible for people with reduced mobility?
Sadly, our historic trams do not have level boarding. Our conductor will gladly help you get on. There is space inside for a walker, stroller, or wheelchair.
May I bring a dog?
Yes, but only if they stay at the rear of the tram. Please follow the conductor’s instructions.
May I bring a stroller?
Absolutely—there is space to park a stroller inside as long as it is not already occupied. Children may not stay on the middle platform during the ride. Follow the conductor’s instructions; they are happy to help store the stroller.
What is Line 10?
Line 10 is a historic tram route that passes Rotterdam’s most important sights. It offers a unique way to discover the city in an authentic vehicle.
Our trams
Some of the Citytour Line 10 trams are over 95 years old! The line does not always use the same vehicles, but you will often encounter four-axle trams or Düwag trams. Our conductor will gladly tell you more about their history. On the first Saturday of the month you can also visit the Rotterdam Public Transport Museum on the Kootsekade!
The proceeds from Line 10 go directly into the maintenance we perform ourselves in our museum depot. Our enthusiastic volunteers make sure the trams are always safe and roadworthy, and we can always use more help.
Become a volunteer
The Rotterdam Public Transport Museum
In the 1990s Rotterdam’s historic public transport was spread across multiple foundations and locations. Museum trams operated from the Delfshaven depot, old buses were rented from Sluisjesdijk, and there was a small exhibition in the Oostplein metro station. RET also kept historic trams. It worked, but there was no clear overview.
RET therefore decided to bring everything together under one organization. In 1997 Stichting RoMeO was founded: the Rotterdam public transport museum and operator of historical vehicles. Since January 2023, the foundation has used the name Rotterdam Public Transport Museum for public activities. Under that name we love to show and share the past of tram, bus, and metro.
Read more about the foundation