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## About This Content
Munich Tram – the first Add-On for the LOTUS-Simulator!
For the first time, we offer you the possibility to control a highly detailed
tram model in a realistic simulation on real tracks!
## The Simulation At A Glance
With the tram type R2.2b you can take a virtual tour through downtown Munich
and explore the routes of the lines 27 and 28! Experience for yourself how it
feels to take the tram through the Bavarian capital. The tram has a long
tradition in Munich, the first tram line opened in 1876. But our simulation
doesn’t lead you that far back, because instead of the R2.2b there was still a
horse-drawn tram on the way. About 120 years later, since the mid-1990s, the
vehicles of the R2.2 series have dominated the Munich cityscape. The type
R2.2b was comprehensively modernized from 2011 and is currently in use on
Munich’s rails in its redesign.

And exactly with this vehicle in the well-known blue design of the MVG you can
become tram drivers yourself! Put your skills to the test – get into the
driver’s seat and you’re ready to go!
## The Routes

Route 27 runs in the heart of Munich from Sendlinger Tor via Karlsplatz,
Karolinienplatz, Kurfurstenplatz and Hohenzollernplatz to Petuelring. The
journey time for the 15 stops along the line is about 20 minutes. Past many
famous sights, such as the Pinakotheken or the old Borse, time passes in a
flash. Line 27 is not only in use during the day, but also at night. Test your
driving skills in night traffic as well!

Route 28 also starts at Sendlinger Tor and runs via Karlsplatz and
Karolinienplatz to Kurfurstenplatz. There, line 28 branches off from the
shared route with line 27 and continues to Scheidplatz. The journey time for
the 12 stops along the line is about 16 minutes.
Try it out! Become a tram driver yourself and drive through Munich on lines 27
and 28.
## The Tram Model

Type R2.2b belongs to the R series, MVG’s first low-floor tramway. After
around 15 years in service, the R2.2 one-way vehicles were extensively
modernised and went into operation in 2011 as the R2.2b series. Both inside
and outside, the modernised model is available in a new design – blue and
white aluminium. New handrails, extended passenger information and swivelling
sliding doors characterise the redesign.

LOTUS-Simulator: München Tram