The British capital has always been associated with double-decker - red - buses, even though such vehicles serve public transport throughout the country. When you were first confronted with it as a young tourist, it made such an impression on you that you will never forget that image. Just like 'the boat bus' with which you made your (first) school trip in your early years. For that you have to go back to the fifties and sixties. While the British double-decker is still in use to this day, it is with 'the boat bus' Verkeerd Afgelopen. Our country may have one more? However, the confrontation must have been indelible with the Paris Cityrama. The French are simply better at designing something beautiful. Citroën supplied the chassis and technology for such a creation. The Cityrama has long since disappeared from the streets. Let us now find (a number of) pictures of such a Parisian in the archives sightseeing find a bus. In the fifties, sixties and even seventies, thousands, if not tens of thousands, of tourists were dragged through the City of Light. Weather or no weather, because what would it have been like in a bus like that in the summer with all that glass ..., few windows that could be opened, narrow seats, nicely 'crammed' against each other. Advantage, the people were not as fat as they were now ?! And in case you have had to miss all of this, here are the pictures. However, if you also have those photos, send them in. Also from 'the boat bus' with which you once traveled for a day to a fun day of children's fun ...