Nizhny Novgorod is an absolutely stunning city that stands on two rivers - the Volga and the Oka, and has a rich and long history behind it, officially dating back to 1221. Once upon a time, Nizhny was rightly considered the third capital of imperial Russia (after St. Petersburg and Moscow). In those days, the Nizhny Novgorod Fair was successfully functioning, which annually attracted hundreds of merchants and good dealers. Then, the transport system that operates in the city of two N now could only be dreamed of, and even then such thoughts hardly occurred to the then engineers.
Nizny's public transport these days
Currently, dozens of bus, tram and trolleybus routes successfully run in Nizhny Novgorod, as well as the two-line system of the Nizhny Novgorod metro, a cable car (the longest in the world in terms of length above the water surface), a ferry crossing and an airport for domestic and selectively international flights.
Nizhny Novgorod tram system
Began its work on March 8, 1896. In the 80s and 90s of the XX century, the development of the city tram networkstopped, although until that moment the local administration closely monitored this mode of transport, the tram system developed and grew. However, at the end of the 20th century in Nizhny Novgorod, preference began to be given to the apparently "promising" type of public transport - the trolleybus. In the 2000s, several more routes were closed, and in 2008, the truly historic route line of trolleybus No. 1 was destroyed: from the Moscow Station to the Black Pond. So, trolleybus No. 1 has preserved only part of its historical path.
The city is currently served by thirteen tram routes, which in turn are operated by three tram depots. There are also several regular and sightseeing tram lines.
Tram number 2
Tram route 2 in Nizhny Novgorod is special. The main characteristic feature is following the city ring with the passage of seventeen stops. This tram is maintained by the city Depot No. 1.
Initially, tram route 2 in Nizhny Novgorod included the following stops:
1. Osharskaya St.
Black Pond;
2. Bolshaya Pecherskaya St.
- River School;
- Higher School of Economics;
- "Labour";
- "Sennaya Square";
3. Belinsky St.
- "Belinsky";
- Poltavskaya;
- Opera and Ballet Theatre;
- "Ashgabat";
- "Cold";
- "MarketMedium”;
6. Ilinskaya St.
- Krasnoselskaya;
- "Maxim Gorky";
- "Maslyakova";
- "Nizhny Novgorod (tram)";
7. Dobrolyubov St.
"Dobrolyubova"
8. Bolshaya Pokrovskaya St.
"Bolshaya Pokrovskaya (tram)"
In August 2017, the city administration announced changes to tram route 2. Nizhny Novgorod was already in full swing preparing for the upcoming World Cup, so roads and tram lines were being actively repaired. In this regard, the route of tram number 2 (Nizhny Novgorod) was changed. The scheme was as follows: "Cherny Pond - Ilyinskaya Street - Lyadov Square" and back, without stopping at Belinsky Street.
Route operating hours: 05:44 - 22:55 daily. Tram runs every 4-7 minutes.
Since August 2017, the fare in Nizhny Novgorod has increased: from 20 rubles it was raised to 28 rubles for one trip.
However, on the excursion route No. 2 of the retro tram RVZ-6M2, the fare has increased to 35 rubles since August 15. The official document is published on the website of the city administration.
Conclusion
We have considered the tram route 2 (Nizhny Novgorod). With stops in this regard, it is difficult, since the routes periodically change due to the repair of roads and tracks, which has recently begun to happen more and more often. Therefore, rely only on the cards of the present time and do not hesitate to ask the one that interests you.information about conductors or passengers of public transport. Be careful. Good luck!
