Museum Railways and Park Railways
| Number (KBS) |
Name | Route |
|---|---|---|
| 12248 | Chemnitz Park Railway | Chemnitz Küchwald |
| 12249 | Dresden Park Railway | Dresden ("Am Strassburger Platz" - "Zoo" - "Carolasse" - "Karcherallee" - "Palaisteich" - "Zoo" - "Am Strassburger Platz") |
| 12250 | Syra Valley Park Railway | Plauen |
| 12251 | Auensee Park Railway | Leipzig |
| 12252 | Görlitz Oldtimer Park Railway | Görlitz |
| 12299 | Berlin Park Railway | Berlin Oberschöneweide / Karlshorst (Hauptbahnhof der BPE - S-Bahnhof Wuhlheide - Hauptbahnhof BPE) |
| 12377 | Minden Museum Railway | Hille–Minden-Oberstadt–Kleinenbremen |
| 12387 | Wittlage District Railway | Preussisch Oldendorf–Bad Essen-Bohmte |
| 12388 | Minden Museum Railway | Rahden–Uchte |
| 12400 | Teutoburger Wald Railway | Ibbenbüren–Bad Laer–Gütersloh Nord–Hövelhof |
| 12424 | Schluff | St. Tönis – Crefeld Nord - Hüls - Hülser Berg |
| 12501 | Radebeul Ost–Radeburg | |
| 12600 | Pressnitz Valley Railway | Jöhstadt–Schmalzgrube–Steinbach |
| 12610 | Schönheide-Mitte–Stützengrün | |
| 12626 | Wiesbaden-Dotzheim–Hohenstein (Nass.) | |
| 12888 | Ilz Valley Railway | Passau–Freyung (currently not open) |
| 12905 | Wander Railway in the Regen Valley | Gotteszell–Viechtach |
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