Before and during the Second World War, the Reichsbahn developed 2 closed freight wagons in wartime design (type district “Bremen” and “Leipzig”).
The axles of the wagon of the “Bremen” type district were moved further to the end of the wagon with an almost unchanged layout of the wagon G10. This allowed the maximum speed to be increased from 65 km/h to 90 km/h. At the DB, the wagons were designated as Gms 35 or Gmhs 35.
As part of a conversion programme in 1967, the Gmls 207 was created from still usable wagons of this type. The wagon was not suitable for the transport of perishable goods and animals, but was well suited for palletised goods. Most of the wagons were taken out of service by 1985.
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Hop on the steam train, hauled by 23 042, at Darmstadt or Bensheim, and experience the German Grape Harvest Festival with Palatinate wine, local specialities and live music. Alternatively, railway enthusiasts can take the iconic ‘Kuckucksbähnel’ and the ‘Sissi’ steam locomotive through the idyllic Elmstein Valley – a special outing for connoisseurs and lovers of railway nostalgia!
On 7 and 8 November 2026, take a historic steam train from Darmstadt Central Station to the Dieburg St Martin’s Market!
The St Martin’s Market awaits you with the season’s first mulled wine and a wide range of other culinary and craft delights. The special train runs three times a day, there and back.
On the 3rd Sunday of Advent, 13 December 2026: Special steam train journey to the Heidelberg Christmas markets!
From Darmstadt or Bensheim, we’ll take you to the enchanting Christmas markets in the various squares along the Hauptstraße, with views of the illuminated Heidelberg Castle.
Mit unserem Jubiläumskalender feiern wir 50 Jahre Eisenbahnmuseum Darmstadt-Kranichstein – eines der bedeutendsten Eisenbahnmuseen Deutschlands. Die zwölf eindrucksvollen Motive zeigen dabei verschiedene Exponate im Kontext unvergesslicher historischer Meilensteine aus fünf Jahrzehnten gelebter Eisenbahnkultur.
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