London Transport Museum

It is interesting enough for kids to play around as well as interesting enough for adults to look around. Both kids and adults will learn about the past era of public transport. Avoid Sundays, weekdays afternoon will most likely attract less crowd.
Marek B - a week ago

Wonderful collection of vehicles. Fascinating to learn about the history of transport in London. So much to read, absorb which was difficult on the hottest day of the year as there was no air conditioning. Ticket price is same as annual ticket so if you live in London we'll worth a 2nd visit. Very clean and tidy.
Gill Crowe - 3 weeks ago

I’ve given 3 stars due to the price of entrance. I think £25 a year is excellent if you live in London and you plan on visiting again throughout the year but we don’t and probably won’t visit again. Not because we didn’t like it but there’s only so much you can see and learn. Besides this very informative clean and helpful staff. Loads of children there they really enjoyed going on the buses and learning new things
nicholjones1977 - 3 months ago

Great day out. Location is idea as it is close to Jubilee market and there are several dining out options. As for the museum itself, lots of history to enjoy and kids would always love the old trains and various london transport that used to exist. There is also a play area for kids (tfl themed). Definitely recommend. You can leave buggies inside the museum as well (at the entrance) and easily go in and enjoy. It is ground floor and two top floors
Javi - a month ago

First time here for me but most definitely will not be the last. So much to see and do. A perfect place to round off my weekend at Acton Depot Museum and a Hidden London tour at Baker Street Station. The Museum has a well stocked shop and an extensive book section of which I could easily have spent 2 hours looking. Complete with a cafeteria and friendly staff makes for a great day out. Thank you
Gordon Wright - 2 months ago