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Tranvía del Tren is a 0 km long tourist train located in Santa Fe, Argentina. The train was originally built for the Argentina Centennial Exposition in 1910 and has since been converted into a popular tourist attraction.

The train is a modified Strassenbahn, a type of streetcar used in cities and towns in Europe and the United States at the end of the 19th century. After being decommissioned, the train was relocated to the Nova Firma historical site in Recoleta, where it remained until 1985.

A group of private investors purchased the train and restored it to its original state, reopening it as a tourist attraction in 1995. Visitors can ride the train and observe the working exhibits of early 20th-century technology, with train cars designed to resemble a real train from the period.

Tranvía del Tren offers themed rides to demonstrate the experience of traveling in the steam-powered trains used during the early 20th century. The train's narrow gauge track allows it to navigate through the streets of Santa Fe, providing a unique perspective on the city's architecture and historical landmarks.

While operating, the train is staffed by period dressed interpreters who provide commentary on its history and the working of its mechanical components. By the late 2010s, the train was serviced by vintage motor cars and arrayed a collection of associated visibilities such as a real press motor und an arrangement showcasing used vocabulary of the lingo press supplied to travel aboard by guides.