Metro, subway, U-Bahn, T-bana or underground networks,
           including light systems with metro-style underground sections*:

Alicante * Amsterdam Antwerpen * Athens Barcelona Berlin Bielefeld * Bilbao Bochum * Bonn * Brescia Brussels Budapest Bucharest Catania

Charleroi * Cologne * Copenhagen Dnepropetrovsk Dortmund * Duisburg * Düsseldorf * Essen * Frankfurt * Genoa Glasgow Hamburg Hannover * Helsinki

Istanbul Kazan' Kharkiv Kryvy Rih Kyiv Lausanne Lille Lisbon Liverpool London Lyon Madrid Marseille Milan Minsk Moscow

Munich Naples Newcastle Nizhny Novgorod Nuremberg Oslo Palma Paris Perugia Porto * Prague Rennes Rhein-Ruhr * Rome Rotterdam

Rouen * Samara Sevilla St.Petersburg Sofia Stockholm Stuttgart * Thessaloniki Toulouse Turin Valencia Vienna Volgograd * Warsaw Wuppertal

Systems under construction or planned are listed in Italics
External link to Wikipedia (mostly in local language version) - page opening in new window/tab.

Trams in Norway, Sweden and Finland:

Bergen | Oslo | Trondheim || Gothenburg/Göteborg | Norrköping | Stockholm || Helsinki

Trams in Germany:

Augsburg | Berlin | Bochum | Bonn | Brandenburg/Havel | Braunschweig | Bremen | Chemnitz | Cottbus | Darmstadt | Dessau | Dortmund | Dresden | Duisburg | Düsseldorf | Erfurt | Essen | Frankfurt (Main) | Frankfurt (Oder) | Freiburg | Gelsenkirchen | Gera | Görlitz | Gotha | Halberstadt | Halle (Saale) | Heidelberg | Heilbronn | Jena | Karlsruhe | Kassel | Krefeld | Leipzig | Ludwigshafen | Magdeburg | Mainz | Mannheim | Mülheim (Ruhr) | München | Naumburg | Nordhausen | Nürnberg | Oberhausen | Plauen | Potsdam | Rostock | Saarbrücken | Schöneiche-Rüdersdorf | Schwerin | Strausberg | Ulm | Woltersdorf | Würzburg | Zwickau

Trams in Austria & Switzerland:

Graz | Gmunden | Innsbruck | Linz | Vienna|| Basel | Berne | Genève | Lausanne | Neuchâtel | Zürich

Trams in Britain & Ireland:

Birmingham | Blackpool | Edinburgh | Manchester | Nottingham | London (Croydon) | Sheffield || Dublin

Trams in the Netherlands & Belgium:

Amsterdam | The Hague | Rotterdam | Utrecht || Antwerpen | Brussels | Charleroi | Ghent | Oostende (Kusttram)

Trams in France (associated website by Christoph Groneck):

Angers | Bordeaux | Caen | Clermont-Ferrand | Grenoble | Le Mans | Lille | Lyon | Marseille | Montpellier | Mulhouse | Nancy | Nantes | Nice | Orléans | Paris | Reims | Rouen | Saint-Étienne | Strasbourg | Toulon | Toulouse | Valenciennes || Laon

Trams in Spain & Portugal:

Alicante | Barcelona | Bilbao | Cádiz | Donostia | Granada | Madrid | Málaga | Murcia | Parla | Sevilla | Sóller | Tenerife | Valencia | Vélez-Málaga | Vitoria-Gasteiz | Zaragoza || Almada | Lisbon | Porto | Sintra

Trams in Italy:

Bergamo | Bologna | Cagliari | Florence | Genoa | Messina | Milan | Naples | Padua | Palermo | Parma | Rome | Salerno | Sassari | Trieste | Turin

Trams in Poland, Belarus, Latvia & Estonia:

Bydgoszcz | Czestochowa | Elblag | Gdansk | Gorzow | Grudziadz | Katowice | Kraków| Lodz | Poznan | Szczecin | Torun | Warsaw | Wroclaw || Mazyr | Minsk | Navapolatsk | Vitsyebsk || Daugavpils | Liepaja | Riga || Tallinn

Trams in the Czech Republic, Slovakia & Hungary:

Brno | Liberec | Most | Olomouc | Ostrava | Plzen | Prague || Bratislava | Kosice || Budapest | Debrecen | Miskolc | Szeged

Trams in Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia, Romania, Bulgaria and Greece:

Osijek | Zagreb || Belgrade | Sarajevo || Arad | Botosani | Braila | Bucharest | Cluj-Napoca | Craiova | Galati | Iasi | Oradea | Ploiesti | Resita | Sibiu | Timisoara || Sofia || Athens

Trams in Russia & Ukraine:

See full list of tram systems in Russia here.
See full list of tram systems in Ukraine here.