London Transport Museum

It's a lovely museum! Bigger than I expected, with restored buses, trains and other vehicles (Some of which you can go inside!) They also have some very impressive miniatures of trains and old tube stations, original posters, maps and interactive displays. The only negative is the price, as you must get an annual pass in order to visit the museum, even for a day. There's also a coffee shop, toilets and a gift shop.
Reff - in the last week

Visited today and was not overly wowed, I thought there would be a lot more to see. Been wanted to visit for years, glad I went, but I was done in 45 minutes. The museum is presented over 3 floors, very cramped. Found it very difficult to read anything or try any of the exhibits due the pure number of kids running around. Parents did not have control and staff just allow them to run riot. They were jumping on everything and just made my visit unenjoyable. Struggling to understand why a whole wall was dedicated to the war in Ukraine and sleeping on the underground. I get this happened in the blitz, but this is the London Transport Museum, not a political statement. On a positive side, loved the old trains and route master buses and lot of history of the underground, loved the interactive map of the tube over the ages and the early days of crossing the Thames. However, after watching secrets of the underground, I thought there would be more.
Seb Carmichael - in the last week

Have been to this amazing museum countless time with my family - it's home to many great memories. There is so much to see! The displays are super interactive and fun and there are a lot of activities to do, from a train driving experience to even going inside old tube carriages and buses. There are a lot of activities for children and adults to enjoy. The shop is huge and has such nice things for sale, as well as there being a cafe. The transport museum is one of the best museums in london, highly recommend!
Scarlett Pyemont - a month ago

Had a lovely visit to the museum today. Really wanted to see the transport advertising posters and was lucky enough to meet a wonderful guide Ines. She lead us through the displays with such knowledge and enthusiasm it really made our visit. Highly recommended.
John Allum - a week ago

I recently visited during the school break for kids. As you can imagine, it get really busy during this time. The museum itself is pretty good and has plenty of interactive elements to keep kids interested. However, I must note that due to the muesum being located in an old flower market building, its pretty cold during the winter ❄️
Andre Harris - 2 weeks ago