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In the charming city of Lübeck, Germany, an expert named Benjamin has been uncovering the fascinating history of the city's trams.

Benjamin, a dedicated enthusiast, has a wealth of knowledge about the Lübeck tram system. His passion for the subject has led him to assist a curious author on a quest to uncover traces of the city's tram history.

Three old tram cars from Lübeck can still be seen today in the LTM Verkehrshistorische Sammlung (Lübecker Transport- und Logistikmuseum). For those interested in locating these vintage vehicles, Schönberger Strand is the place to be. The location can easily be found on Google Maps.

At Schönberger Strand, Benjamin and the author were joined by Daniel. Together, they found remnants of old tram tracks in Beckergrube, adding to the excitement of their historical discovery.

Benjamin's passion for the Lübeck tram extends beyond just knowledge and exploration. He has even recreated the tram with building blocks, showcasing his creativity and dedication.

In addition to his love for the Lübeck tram, Benjamin has amassed a collection of old pictures related to the city's tram system. These historical images, along with a video of the author's quest, can be found on his Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook pages, all tagged with #ZieglindeFirst.

The city's free zebra, a popular local figure, can be found on Instagram under the handle @freie_ziege_luebeck and on Facebook at FreieZiegeLubeck.

It's worth noting that the last Lübeck streetcars were running in Kiel until the 1970s, making the city's tram history a significant part of German transportation history.

Join Benjamin and the author on this captivating journey through Lübeck's tram history, and discover the city's rich past for yourself.