and Tram) Bonn (Stadtbahn) Brandenburg an der Havel Bremen Braunschweig Chemnitz Cologne (Stadtbahn) Cottbus Darmstadt Dresden Dortmund (Stadtbahn) Duisburg (Stadtbahn and Tram) Düsseldorf (Stadtbahn and Tram) Erfurt Essen (Stadtbahn and Tram) Frankfurt am Main (Stadtbahn and Tram) Frankfurt (Oder) Freiburg im Breisgau Gelsenkirchen Gera Görlitz Gotha Halberstadt Halle (Saale) Hanover (Stadtbahn) Hattingen Heidelberg Herne Jena Karlsruhe (Tram and Tram-Train) Kassel Krefeld Leipzig Ludwigshafen Magdeburg Mainz Mannheim Mülheim an der Ruhr Munich Naumburg Nordhausen Nürnberg Oberhausen Plauen Potsdam Rostock Saarbrücken (Stadtbahn) Schwerin Stuttgart (Stadtbahn) Ulm Waltershausen Witten Würzburg Zwickau Cities that have abolished their trams Abolished due to World War II damage This list also includes cities that have been Polish or USSR territory since 1945. Emmerich (1903-1944) Hanau (1908-1945) Hildesheim (1905-1945) Küstrin (1903-1923, 1925-1945) Landshut (1913-1945) Tilsit (1900-1944) Warnemünde (1910-1944) Wilhelmshaven (1913-1945) Post-1945 Aachen († September 29, 1974) Baden-Baden († February 28, 1951) Badenweiler († May 22, 1955) Bad Kreuznach († January 5, 1953) Berlin (West) (June 22, 1865 - October 2, 1967) reintroduced post reunification on a few lines from the East Bingen († October 20, 1955) Breckerfeld († November 2, 1963) Bremerhaven († July 30, 1982) Bückeburg († May 21, 1966) Castrop-Rauxel († September 30, 1959) Celle († June 2, 1956) Detmold († August 15, 1954) Dillingen/Saar († May 31, 1957) Düren († April 30, 1963) Eisenach (August 1, 1897 - December 31, 1975) Emden († April 30, 1953) Straßenbahn Esslingen - Nellingen - Denkendorf († February 28, 1978) Flensburg († June 2, 1973) Fürth († June 21, 1981 - replaced by a Subway line) Gevelsberg († March 31, 1956) Gießen († March 31, 1953) Gummersbach († October 4, 1953) Hagen († May 29, 1976) Hamburg († October 1, 1978 - currently the largest city without trams) Hamm († April 2, 1961) Hattingen († June 30, 1969) Heilbronn († April 1, 1955 - reopened July 21, 2001) Herford († April 22, 1966) Herne († September 30, 1959) Hohenstein-Ernstthal-Oelsnitz (Erzg.) (February 15, 1913 - March 26, 1960) Idar-Oberstein († July 29, 1956) Iserlohn († December 31, 1959) Kassel, Herkulesbahn († April 12, 1966) Kiel († May 4, 1985) Kleve († March 31, 1962) Klingenthal (May 27, 1917 - April 4, 1964) Koblenz († July 19, 1967) Kreischa (October 18, 1977) Kreuztal († May 29, 1952) Lörrach († August 31, 1967) Lübeck († November 15, 1959) Marburg († May 17, 1951) Mettmann († May 17, 1952) Minden († December 29,