London Transport Museum

One of my favourite museums in London. I’ve been coming here since I was a child and, whilst it is now slightly less amazing to pretend to drive a bus, it is even more incredible to see such fine exhibits of public history. I particularly enjoy the classic travel posters and insight into the historical design of logos and maps. The shop is also not to be missed, particularly if you want items in the resplendent Piccadilly Line seat patterns!

Anthony Maher - 6 days ago

Great family day out! Children go free. Adult tickets aren’t cheap but are valid for a year after your visit. Well laid out with many interactive exhibits and displays. A great mix for kids and adults alike. Great gift shop and it convent garden location means it’s got great food options just around the corner.

John Kearns - 11 days ago

A truly excellent museum. You may not have a particular interest in transport, but the museum is so engaging and well structured that it doesn't matter. The best part is easily the many carriages and vehicles you can enter, to experience and appreciate the history. The interactive and informative displays are genuinely interesting and tell the social history of London through its roadways, bridges, waterways and of course railways. There's something for everyone- art on the Underground, an exhibit on the tube at war, kids learning and play zones, an amazing shop and even a neat little cafe. Don't miss it!

Matthew Plato - 18 days ago

Great visit for the whole family. It's not a whole day out, you'll spend 2-3hrs maximum as the place is not huge, but it is packed with London's transport history which is very very interesting. The price of admission gets you access for a whole year, so I'll definitely be bringing my 4 year old back here, he loved it. It's a pity that there was no exhibitions on, the previous one had closed and the next one hadn't started yet. Still definitely worth a visit!

Jarrod Hunt - 20 days ago

Visited during the Christmas period. A great place to visit with the kids. Very helpful and friendly staff. Loads of history to learn, not only for the kids but also adults. Neat and clean environment; all the floors well kept. Almost every 5 minutes one could see a couple of cleaners going around cleaning the floors. Toilets are clean in spite of so many visitors. They are well looked after! Nice cafe, though not enough seats. Kids would always enjoy eating here and mingling with other kids! Good location. Quite close to the underground. And with so many shops around, even after your visit window shopping continues.....😁

fm O - 1 month ago

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