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London Transport Museum

Up to an hour

Lively exhibitions explore the powerful link between transport and the growth of modern London, its culture and society since 1800.

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Family-friendly
Indoors

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Overview

Full of light, colour and movement, the London Transport Museum explores how transport has given the City its unique identity. The collection contains a wealth of heritage vehicles, posters, artworks, photographs, film and video footage, engineering drawings, uniforms, station signs and tickets.

Highlights include the iconic red London Routemaster bus, the world’s first Underground steam train and the ‘padded cell’ - one of the first electric locomotive Underground trains dating back to 1890.

The galleries are full of interactive exhibits for young people and adults alike, including real buses and trains to play on, and drama characters bring stories alive in an entertaining and informative way.

What's included

Interactive exhibits, including real buses and trains to play on.
Heritage posters and artworks to browse.

: Getting in
Go City customers do not need to book in advance but should still join the “Annual Passes and Pre-Booked Tickets” lane to enter the museum. Once inside, there is an admissions desk on the left-hand side where you can present your pass for validation.
Admission is always subject to availability.
: Can I go to the London Transport Museum shop without a ticket?
Yes. You can visit the London Transport Museum shop without paying for museum admission, as the shop is located in the museum’s entrance area.
It’s a great place to pick up London-themed gifts, transport posters, toys and souvenirs even if you’re not visiting the galleries.
Is there a ride at the London Transport Museum?
No, there isn’t a ride at the London Transport Museum.
However, there are plenty of historic vehicles and interactive exhibits to explore, with different types of transport from across London’s history that you can hop aboard and experience for yourself. From vintage buses and trams to historic Underground carriages.

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Where you'll be

Covent Garden Piazza, London, GB

How to get there

London Underground: take the Piccadilly line. Get off at Covent Garden train station.

Standard opening hours

Jan 1, 2025 - Nov 29, 2026

Monday10:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Last entry time05:15 PM

Tuesday10:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Last entry time05:15 PM

Wednesday10:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Last entry time05:15 PM

Thursday10:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Last entry time05:15 PM

Friday10:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Last entry time05:15 PM

Saturday10:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Last entry time05:15 PM

Sunday10:00 AM - 06:00 PM

Last entry time05:15 PM

Find out more

For more information, please visit the London Transport Museum website.

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Fun for everyone!

Lauren

This museum is a gem -- lots of interactive exhibits to entertain the kids and fascinating history for the adults (and kids who are interested)!

Yes, I recommend this attraction

Historical and entertaining

Caroline K

A wonderful sequential history of transport's evolution in London, starting with horse and buggy and ending with large replicas of the vehicles referenced throughout the museum

Yes, I recommend this attraction

Fun and interactive.

Maria K161

Fascinating history. Fun and interactive. Loved the Art Deco display

Yes, I recommend this attraction

Fun Museum Ruined for Adults by Obnoxious Kids

Kristiew1

This is a legitimate museum for all ages that has, unfortunately, been given over to young children. The exhibits are interesting and I would have liked to enjoy it more but parents bring their toddlers and let them lose their minds and scream a lot. The museum is small and crammed full with displays, so the out-of-control younglings are very off-putting.