Boats, traditional costumes and pickles - that's what most people associate with the Spreewald. Railway enthusiasts, on the other hand, associate the region in southern Brandenburg with the approximately 85-kilometre-long narrow-gauge network between Lübben, Goyatz, Lieberose and Cottbus. Although no trains have run here since 1970, the Spreewaldbahn is one of the best-known narrow-gauge railways in Germany. No wonder, because the small engines and the short trains of the "Spreewald-Guste" embodied the romance of the narrow-gauge railway like hardly any other line. The new edition of this classic by Erich Preuß has been enriched with additional historical pictorial material.
Group
Books (first-hand)
Author
Weber, L.
Title
Die Spreewaldbahn. Die Geschichte der legendären Schmalspurbahn
Details
Approx. 130 illustrations. Approx. 128 pages.
State
new
Motorbuch Verlag Hauptstätter Straße 149 70178 Stuttgart Deutschland
