The London Transport Museum showcases the evolution of a transport system that revolutionized the country. Learn about the history of British transport.
London Transport Museum Ticket
London was the home of the Industrial Revolution and the evolution of transport was one of its main consequences. The city began to connect its different districts with the arrival of trains, buses and the underground.
The London Transport Museum is an ideal place to discover the history of a transport system that transformed the British capital. Located in the old flower market building in Covent Garden, this exhibition displays fascinating historic vehicles and artifacts.
With this ticket, you'll get to see incredible relics such as old photographs, the first transport advertisement posters, vehicle parts and 19th-century transport worker uniforms.
Opening Times
The London Transport Museum is open every day from 10 am to 6 pm. Last admission will be at 5:15 pm.
HOW IT WORKS?
With your ticket, you will have full access to the museum, allowing you to explore various exhibits at your own pace. The museum covers significant periods in transportation history, including the impact of the Industrial Revolution on London’s transit system.
Services Included:
- Access to all exhibition areas
- Use of audio guides (available at an additional cost)
Services Not Included:
- Audio guides (may incur extra charges)
- Special events or temporary exhibitions that require separate tickets
Meeting Point:
The meeting point is directly at the entrance of the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden, from where your visit will commence. Be sure to arrive before the last admission time of 5:15 pm.
