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The Rotterdam Tramweg Maatschappij (RTM: Rotterdam Tramway Company) was founded in 1878 and quickly became the city's most important public transport company, providing connections to the islands of South Holland and Schouwen-Duiveland. Originally, horses pulled the trams, but from 1881 onward, steam trains were used, which later gave way to electric trams. This resulted in a 235-kilometer-long tram network with connections to the company's ferries. Reconstruction after the flood disaster of February 1953 made trams and ferries obsolete – the last tram ran in 1966. Subsequently, RTM transformed into a bus company and finally lost its identity following a takeover in 1978. Starting in 1965, the Tramweg Stichting (Tramway Foundation) acquired historic steam trams and moved them to what is now the museum in Ouddorp on the north side of the Brouwersdam in 1989. The museum building was expanded in 2013/14. The model now showcases the entire scope of the former RTM network. The exhibit features steam and diesel locomotives, passenger carriages, a mail van, wagons for transporting livestock, agricultural produce, and building materials, as well as several buses. Visitors can combine the museum tour with boat trips or rides on historic trams or buses from the city center.

The Railway on the Dam G.C. Schellingerweg 2, 3253 MD Ouddorp https://rtm-ouddorp.nl/home-de/ For over 50 years, the RTM has been the most important transport operator for the islands of South Holland and Zeeland. Relive the memories of past journeys with original RTM equipment – on a journey into the present!

Beautiful old single-row mill. It even still works.

T'Gorsje rebuilt after fire 06.2025

Free walking

I visited the RTM Museum in Ouddorp and also took a ride on the historic steam train. The RTM (Rotterdamse Tramweg Maatschappij) Museum houses a large number of very well-preserved railway vehicles from the former RTM. You can also learn a lot about the former route network and the operation of the narrow-gauge railway, which was closed in 1966. https://www.bahnalltag.net/2024/01/rtm-trammuseum-und-dampfzug-ouddorp.html?m=1

From the car park at the RTM Museum you can take a lovely walk along the De Punt walking route. A beautiful, idyllic path along 3 lakes.

This nature reserve is a peninsula in the Grevelingen. You reach the nature reserve via the Brouwersdam, exit Port Zélande.