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When Brussels Tourism announced the launch of the Tram Experience, the concept was met with some scepticism. Now, almost a year in, the tram is going strong, to great acclaim. The Tram Experience is a specially re-fitted classic tram that circles the outer ring of Brussels. Diners are served a four-course meal, with drinks, while making the circuit of the city. The menu changes every few weeks, and each one is created by a different Belgian celebrity chef (many of them Michelin star holders). Besides the excellent food, one of the highlights of dining on the tram, is watching the double-takes of people who see it pass by. The Tram Experience books up well in advance, so be sure to reserve your seat long before your visit to Brussels.

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Meals on wheels: Brussels tram experience returns with culinary tour

The unique Tram Experience, which invites people aboard one of Brussels' iconic trams for a gastronomic tour of the capital, will return this September with a new concept.

Ever seen a tram rumble past you in Brussels, but instead of commuters, it is filled with people eating at tables in a romantic setting? It was most likely to have been the Tram Experience which, for more than ten years, has been transporting food and public transport lovers alike while providing them with a good meal.

Back for its 11th edition, this unique way of dining is returning this September with a new programme of the world's leading chefs, coming from all over the world, ready to bring dishes rooted in their national cuisines to the mobile restaurant.

Credit: visit.brussels - Eric Danhier

"For more than 10 years, the Tram Experience has been taking foodies on a gastronomic tour of the capital. This year, the tram travels to the rhythm of six renowned chefs," visit.brussels announced on Wednesday. "They invite you to discover their gastronomic universes of varied flavours and horizons."

Culinary world tour

The chefs this year include Brussels' very own Giovanni Bruno, chef of the Michelin-starred Ristorante Senzanome, who will be sharing a menu of Italian cuisine fusing traditional and innovative flavours from 1 September to 15 October.

Montreal-based chef Samuel Sirois, who represented Canada at the final of the Culinary Olympics this year, will also surprise passengers with a new menu combining local products from the gastronomic capitals of Canada, Montréal and Quebec, with a touch of Belgian cuisine.

During the festive season in December, Brussels chef Mallory Gabsi – a semi-finalist in season 11 of Top Chef – will be providing a special menu inspired from his new gastronomic restaurant in Paris.

In 2024, will then be kicked off in northern Italy, with Andrea Larossa from Turin, who will incorporate the rustic flavours of mountainous Piedmont cuisine, known for its antipasti, to warm up chilly winter evenings.

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Just in time for the start of spring, chef Tomoyasu Kamo of the famous restaurant KAMO, the only Japanese chef with a Michelin star in Belgium, will be serving a slice of Tokyo in Brussels.

The season will be ended with a summer menu by Moldovan-born Oxana Cretu of INIMA restaurant in Bordeaux, known for her delicate, floral and plant-based cuisine, inspired by a wide range of culinary styles.

All recipes are carefully prepared on board by caterer Thibault Granville (Taste Great) and his team. This is one tram you don't want to miss. Find out more information, the full menus and how to reserve a spot here .

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At the Brussels Tram Museum you can find a vast collection of vehicles that have spent their lifetime in the streets of the city, vehicles from a period that spans over a century.

During our opening season you can make a trip with one of our historical vehicles. You can relive the atmosphere of the early 20th century on the Avenue de Tervuren and in the Sonian Forest. A dedicated Museum line with old buses lets you discover the areas between the Museum and the City centre: you will see Montgomery, Cinquantenaire Park & the European quarter…

Additionally, you can rent our vehicles for any kind of event. The halls of the Museum are currently not available for rent.

The 2024 summer season

After a long winter, the Museum will reopen its doors during the Easter weekend. Until the end of September you can visit us every weekend and on holidays from 1 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. Unfortunately, during the 2024 season track […]

Winter Season 2023-2024

From October 2023 to March 2024 the Museum is open one weekend a month, from 1 p.m. to 6.30 p.m., with an additional weekend in December. 14 and 15 October 11 and 12 November 2, 3, 16 and 17 December […]

Next opening time On 01.05.2024 from 1 pm to 6.30 pm (rides with historical vehicles on rue Royale)

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01.06.2024 : Open from 1 pm to 6.30 pm (trips with historical buses only)

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01.05.2024 : Open from 1 pm to 6.30 pm (rides with historical vehicles on rue Royale)

09.05.2024 : Open from 1 pm to 6.30 pm (rides with historical vehicles on rue Royale)

20.05.2024 : Open from 1 pm to 6.30 pm (rides with historical vehicles on rue Royale)

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Tram Experience: Eating on a tram in Brussels

Updated on November 16, 2022 by pierre

Eating in a tram in Brussels: Tram Experience

Be on time, the Experience tram won't wait! At 20:00 p.m. sharp fasten your seat belts, the restaurant is leaving.

Yes, you are not dreaming you have the Stib offers you the possibility of having a meal on a Tram: the tram experience. Throughout your meal, for two hours, you will cross the mythical places of the Belgian capital like avenue Louise or avenue de Tervuren

As for comfort , do not worry. This tram is much more comfortable than the tram that takes you to work every morning . The tram even has a toilet for those who need it along the way.

What is the menu of the experience tram in Brussels?

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However, do not expect to find on board the big bosses who thought up these menus. They will not be on board.

The starting points of the tram are either: Tram Museum Tervuren or Place Poelaert. Some days two Tram Experience departures  are provided.

What is the price of the Experience tram in Brussels

Prices start from 210€ for two people (VAT included), you can slip into the adventure. This Tram experience price includes two possible menus:

• Tram 6: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays,
• Tram Experience 7: Fridays and Saturdays,

6-course “Tram” menu 

• 2 persons : 210€  (VAT) +  2,50€  management fees
• 4 persons : 420€  (VAT) +  5€  management fees
• 2 and 4 people: 630€  (VAT) +  7,50€  management fees

7-course “Experience” menu 

• 2 persons :  260€  VAT +  2,50€  management fees
• 4 persons :  520€  VAT +  5€  management fees
• 2 and 4 people:  780€  VAT +  7,50€  management fees

No coke, no fanta, there are no other drinks on board the Tram than wine, bubbles, or still and sparkling water.

He is the essential leader Lionel Rigolet * who is this year the sponsor of the Tram Experience! Thanks to his rigor and expertise, as chef of the starred restaurant "Comme chez Soi", gives you an idea of ​​the quality to expect in the tram. The dishes are made on board with the help of chef Thibault Granville

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Tram Experience

Top ways to experience nearby attractions

• Louiza • 5 min walk
• Munthof • 7 min walk

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Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as waiting time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Also popular with travellers

Tram Experience - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024) - Tripadvisor

• (0.19 km) La Maison Haute Guest House
• (0.23 km) Les Chambres du Petit Lion
• (0.41 km) Le Louise Hotel Brussels - MGallery
• (0.44 km) Nh Collection Brussels Grand Sablon
• (0.38 km) The Hotel Brussels
• (0.00 km) The Tram Experience
• (0.18 km) Le Wine Bar des Marolles
• (0.14 km) Les Vignes du Liban
• (0.16 km) Bar Tapas 177
• (0.14 km) Ploegmans

Tram Experience

Top ways to experience nearby attractions

• Louiza • 5 min walk
• Munthof • 7 min walk

Most Recent: Reviews ordered by most recent publish date in descending order.

Detailed Reviews: Reviews ordered by recency and descriptiveness of user-identified themes such as waiting time, length of visit, general tips, and location information.

Also popular with travellers

TRAM EXPERIENCE: All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Photos)

• (0.19 km) La Maison Haute Guest House
• (0.23 km) Les Chambres du Petit Lion
• (0.41 km) Le Louise Hotel Brussels - MGallery
• (0.44 km) Nh Collection Brussels Grand Sablon
• (0.38 km) The Hotel Brussels
• (0.00 km) The Tram Experience
• (0.18 km) Le Wine Bar des Marolles
• (0.14 km) Les Vignes du Liban
• (0.16 km) Bar Tapas 177
• (0.14 km) Ploegmans

Lassen Sie sich in diesem 11. Jahr der Tram Experience auf eine überraschende kulinarische Reise mit einzigartiger und origineller Atmosphäre entführen!

Die ganze Saison über laden Sie sechs renommierte Küchenchefs auf eine Entdeckungsreise quer durch ihr gastronomisches Repertoire ein, in deren Verlauf Sie ganz unterschiedliche Geschmackserlebnisse und Einflüsse erwarten.

Von Japan bis Italien, von Québec bis Bordeaux und Paris und natürlich auch Brüssel... Jedes Menü ist eine Einladung zur Erkundung neuer gastronomischer Facetten. Willkommen an Bord!

Die Rezepte werden vor Ort in der Straßenbahn nach allen Regeln der Kunst von unserem Caterer Thibault Granville ( Taste Great ) und seinem Team zubereitet.

Reservierung

APRIL / MAY

Tomoyasu Kamo* – Kamo

Tomoyasu Kamo arrived in Brussels at the age of 20 and learnt his trade at the famous Tagawa, one of the capital's best gastronomic Japanese restaurants.

In 2007, he opened his own establishment, Kamo, by the Ixelles cemetery. He was voted best Asian restaurant in Belgium by Gault & Millau in 2010 and awarded a Michelin star in 2011.

In 2014, he moved to the more plush setting of Chaussée de Waterloo and then opened his fishmonger's just a few metres away.

To this day, Kamo is still Brussels' only Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant.

Menu from 26 March to 19 May 2024

CHAWAN-MUSHI Japanese egg flan with mushrooms

EBI-TEN ROLL Shrimp maki with soy foam

NASU-DENGAKU Aubergine with miso

SHAKE MISO-YAKI Grilled salmon with miso

TARA NANBAN ZUKE Cod escabèche (only for the 7 course menu)

MENCHI-KATSU Beef croquette with sweet and sour sauce

KURO-GOMA MOUSSE Black sesame mousse

Menu created and prepared by caterer Thibault Granville –  Taste Great The list of allergens is available on request. Please don’t hesitate to contact our teams by email via  tramexperience@visit.brussels

JUNE / JULY

Oxana Cretu – Inima

After growing up in Moldavia and spending a few years between Romania and Russia, Oxana Cretu decided to move to France in 2006, aged just 21. Although brought up in an environment where good, hearty family cooking was the order of the day, Oxana Cretu initially had her sights set on a different career. However, at the age of only 30, she realised that her true calling was indeed in cooking, which lead her to where she is now, taking her guests on a responsible, colourful and delicate journey.

In 2018, driven by her desire for entrepreneurship, Oxana opened her first restaurant in the centre of Bordeaux, a move which confirmed to her that she had found her calling. In 2023, she renamed the restaurant "INIMA", a word of Romanian origin meaning "with all my heart", as a tribute to her roots and childhood. The self-taught chef stands out for her cuisine that is honest, free, flowery and creative. Oxana draws her inspiration from the land she treads, loving to fuse the flavours of her origins with local produce to enrich her creations with plenty of love and flavour.

“Cooking embodies both physical work and creativity. It's synonymous with freedom, as there are no social limits: you can talk about it anywhere, with anyone.” - Oxana Cretu

Menu from 21 May to 7 July 2024

Green tea wafer with spider crab and notes of kaffir lime

Oyster with jasmine and smoked pomegranate

Almond croquette with summer flower mayonnaise

Partially-cooked trout, vine peaches, nettles and Camellia flower condiment

Cuttlefish with wasabi, samphire and kiwi sorbet (only for the 7 course menu)

Guinea fowl with vervain, artichoke and Sakura cherry blossom

Rooibos parfait, moelleux biscuit and wild strawberries

Bei Nahrungsmittelunverträglichkeiten, Allergien oder anderen speziellen Wünschen kontaktieren Sie bitte tramexperience@visit.brussels bevor Sie Ihre Reservierung vornehmen. Wir sind stets bemüht, alle unsere Gäste zufrieden zu stellen, doch aufgrund des begrenzten Platzes in der Küche der Straßenbahn müssen alle Sonderwünsche vorab von unseren Mitarbeitern auf ihre Machbarkeit hin geprüft werden.

Reservieren

Wir bieten Ihnen die Möglichkeit einer exklusiven und maßgeschneiderten Reise an Bord der Tram Experience. Überraschen Sie Ihre Geschäftspartner mit einem ganz besonderen gastronomischen Erlebnis! Wenn Sie die gesamte Tram Experience für Ihre Privatveranstaltung reservieren (maximale Kapazität 36 Personen), widmet sich das Servicepersonal an Bord voll und ganz Ihren Gästen, die ein außergewöhnliches gastronomisches Menü von renommierten Küchenchefs genießen, während vor dem Fenster einige der schönsten Orte Brüssels vorbeiziehen. Kontaktieren Sie unser Team für die persönliche Betreuung Ihrer Veranstaltung: Julie De Pauw-  corporate@visit.brussels

Termine & Preise

Pro Woche werden sechs Fahrten angeboten. Alle Fahrten starten am Place Poelaert - 1000 Brüssel.

• Dienstag* um 20 Uhr
• Mittwoch* um 20 Uhr
• Donnerstag* um 20 Uhr
• Freitag um 20 Uhr
• Samstag um 20 Uhr
• Sonntag um 12 Uhr (von Oktober bis April) bzw. 19 Uhr (von Mai bis September)

.* Dienstags, mittwochs und donnerstags haben Privatveranstaltungen Vorrang.

Für die Verfügbarkeit bzw. Nichtverfügbarkeit aufgrund von Feiertagen und anderen außergewöhnlichen Terminen verweisen wir auf den allgemeinen Kalender

Wann gehen Sie an Bord?

Es wird den Gästen empfohlen, sich eine Viertelstunde vor der auf ihrer Bordkarte angegebenen Zeit einzufinden. Die Tram Experience verlässt ihren Abfahrtsort zur vorgesehenen Zeit. Da die Tram Experience auf dem normalen STIB-Schienennetz verkehrt, kann leider nicht auf verspätet eintreffende Gäste gewartet werden. Für weitere Modalitäten konsultieren Sie bitte die Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen (auf Englisch).

6-Gänge-Menü "Tram"  (dienstags, mittwochs, donnerstags und sonntags):

• Tisch für 2 Personen : 220€
• Tisch für 4 Personen : 440€

7-Gänge-Menü "Experience" (freitags und samstags):

• Tisch für 2 Personen : 270€
• Tisch für 4 Personen: 540€

Was ist im Preis inbegriffen?

Menü "Tram" (dienstags, mittwochs, donnerstags und sonntag s) :

• Sechs Gänge (3 Amuse-Bouches und 3 Gänge (Vorspeise, Hauptgang, Dessert)).
• Sekt, Wein, stilles und Mineralwasser (es gibt keine anderen Getränke an Bord).
• "Pousse Café"

Menu "Experience" (freitags und samstags) :

• Sieben Gänge (3 Amuse-Bouches und 4 Gänge (2 Vorspeisen, Hauptgang, Dessert)).

Über wie viele Sitzplätze verfügt die Tram Experience? Die Tram Experience bietet Platz für maximal 36 Gäste: 5 Tische für 4 und 8 Tische für 2 Personen (diese sind fest installiert).

Ist es möglich, für 3 Personen oder eine andere Gästezahl zu reservieren? Die Tram Experience ist nicht für Reservierungen mit ungerader Gästezahl vorgesehen; die Tische sind so konzipiert, dass sie 2 oder 4 Personen Platz bieten. Es ist zudem nicht möglich, Tische zusammenzustellen, da sie fest installiert sind. Für weitere Informationen wendne Sie sich bitte an tramexperience@visit.brussels

Ist es möglich, die gesamte Straßenbahn zu reservieren? Sie können die gesamte Straßenbahn für 36 Personen reservieren. Es ist auch möglich, nur einen der beiden Waggons mit 16 oder 20 Plätzen im Rahmen einer normalen Fahrt zu reservieren. Für weitere Informationen senden Sie Ihre Anfrage bitte an corporate@visitbrussels

Wie viel Personal gibt es an Bord? 1 Koch und 2-3 Kellner und natürlich den Straßenbahnfahrer.

Was geschieht mit meinen persönlichen Gegenständen? Da die Fahrt der Tram Experience etwa 2 bis 2:45 Stunden dauert und es nur wenig Platz gibt, empfehlen wir Ihnen, nur das Nötigste mitzunehmen, da wir keinen speziell eingerichteten Raum für die Aufbewahrung Ihrer persönlichen Gegenstände haben.

Wie lange dauert die Fahrt? Menü "Tram": ca. 2 -  2 Std. 10 Min. Menü "Experience": ca. 2 Stunden 45 Minuten.

Wo finde ich einen Parkplatz in der Nähe? Place Poelaert: das Parkhaus Sablon-Poelaert.

Wie funktioniert die Buchung? Aufgrund der hohen Anzahl an Buchungsanfragen für die Tram Experience ist es uns leider nicht möglich, Plätze zu reservieren, die nicht sofort bezahlt werden. Die einzig mögliche Zahlungsmethode ist daher online per Kredit- oder Bankkarte. Wenn es Ihnen nicht möglich ist, online zu bezahlen, können Sie die Zahlung auch vor Ort in einem unserer Empfangsbüros vornehmen (Grand-Place, 1000 Brüssel oder im BIP: Rue Royale 2-4, 1000 Brüssel). Ist es möglich, eine Rechnung / einen Mehrwertsteuerbeleg zu erhalten? Um eine Rechnung / einen Mehrwertsteuerbeleg für Ihr Unternehmen zu erhalten, nehmen Sie die Buchung bitte direkt online vor. Sobald die Zahlung erfolgt ist, senden Sie die Anfrage einfach per E-Mail an tramexperience@visit.brussels . Gibt es eine Toilette an Bord ? Ja.

Können beim Menü Sonderwünsche berücksichtigt werden? Es ist möglich, ein Menü anzufragen, das auf eventuelle Nahrungsmittelunverträglichkeiten und/oder Allergien abgestimmt ist. Auch vegetarisches Menü ist möglich. Wir versuchen, jeden unserer Gäste so gut wie möglich zufriedenzustellen, aber angesichts des begrenzten Platzes in der Küche an Bord der Straßenbahn müssen alle Sonderwünsche von unseren Mitarbeitern vorab und je nach Einzelfall auf ihre Machbarkeit hin geprüft werden. Für weitere Informationen senden Sie Ihre Anfrage bitte an tramexperience@visit.brussels .

Gibt es Einschränkungen beim Platzangebot durch die Sitzbänke? Die Tram Experience verfügt über feste Sitze mit 1 oder 2 Plätzen. Aus technischen Gründen, die mit der Befestigung des Mobiliars an Bord zusammenhängen, ist es uns nicht möglich, eine veränderbare Sitzfläche anzubieten. Der verfügbare Platz für diese Sitzgelegenheit kann daher relativ klein sein (40 cm Abstand zwischen der Rückenlehne der Sitzbank und der Tischkante).

Ist es möglich, mit einem Baby/Kleinkind an Bord zu gehen? Ein Kind ohne eigenen Sitzplatz kann leider nicht mit an Bord kommen. Aufgrund der räumlichen Gegebenheiten der aus den 1960er-Jahren stammenden Straßenbahn können Kleinkinder weder bequem auf dem Schoß eines Erwachsenen mitreisen noch kann ein Extrastuhl im Gang aufgestellt werden.

Ist die Straßenbahn barrierefrei? Das Straßenbahnmodell stammt aus den 1960er-Jahren und ist darum leider nicht barrierefrei. Da der Zugang zur Straßenbahn und der Platz im Inneren sehr begrenzt sind, ist die Tram Experience leider nicht für Rollstuhlfahrer geeignet.

Gibt es eine Klimaanlage und eine Heizung in der Straßenbahn? Wie in allen Straßenbahnen wird das Heizsystem durch das Bremsen der Straßenbahn erzeugt; außerdem gibt es ein Belüftungssystem und alle Fenster sind dreh- und kippbar. Im Winter empfehlen wir kälteempfindlichen Gästen, einen zusätzlichen Schal oder Pullover mitzunehmen.

Ansprechpartner

Für weitere Informationen zur Tram Experience: Kontaktieren Sie unser Team.

tramexperience@visit.brussels

Für geschlossene Gesellschaften: Wenden Sie sich an Julie De Pauw. corporate@visit.brussels

Pro & Presse

Für weitere Presseinformationen (ausschließlich): Wenden Sie sich an Jeroen Roppe. j.roppe@visit.brussels

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15 injured in tram accident at Universal Studios

A group of amusement park visitors were injured Saturday evening in a Universal Studios tram accident near Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles County Fire Department was dispatched shortly after 9 p.m. PT Saturday and transferred 15 patients to hospitals with minor injuries.

The California Highway Patrol said a tour was underway at the studio in Universal City and the tram was making a turn following the "Jurassic Park Cars" attraction.

"Due to unknown reasons, while negotiating the turn onto Avenue M, the last car of the tram collided with a metal guardrail on the right side of the roadway causing it to tilt and eject multiple passengers from the tram," the agency said.

The injuries were evaluated as "minor to moderate," the highway patrol said. Neither drugs nor alcohol are being considered as factors.

A spokesperson for Universal Studios Hollywood confirmed the accident in a statement and said a tram collided with a guard rail while it was turning left.

"Our thoughts continue to be with the guests who were involved, and we are thankful that based on agency reports, the injuries sustained were minor," the statement said. "We are working closely with public agencies, including the California Highway Patrol, as we continue our review of the incident and safety remains a top priority."

Universal said the Studio Tour has resumed "with a modified route" and the park is "reinforcing our operational and safety protocols."

Universal Studios is owned by NBC News’ parent company, NBCUniversal.

According to the park’s website, the tram tour is set to celebrate its 60th anniversary Friday.

The Universal Studios Tour offers park visitors a chance to ride a tram through behind-the-scenes locations of some of the studio's famed films while tour guides impart some of the history of the lot.

Many of the locations are still used for filming, so the locations may change. A consistently popular attraction includes re-creations of scenes such as a "Jaws"-style shark attack.

Doha Madani is a senior breaking news reporter for NBC News. Pronouns: she/her.

Emilie Dorn is an NBC News assignment editor.