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Discover over 200 years of London’s transport history

The interior of the Museum

Visiting London Transport Museum

Discover the history of London’s transport at London Transport Museum. Explore the heritage of London and its transport system, and the stories of the people who have travelled and worked in the city over the last 200 years, before taking a peek into how future technologies might impact London as we know it.

Planning your visit couldn’t be easier. Use the links below to find out more about us, how to get here, what’s on offer, the best time to visit (psst… we recommend afternoon visits when the Museum tends to be a little bit quieter) and make sure to buy your annual pass and timed tickets online!

Awards

We’re proud to announce we’ve been named Visitor Attraction of the Year at the London Tourism Awards! Our team have also been shortlisted for the Visitor Welcome award in the Museums + Heritage awards.

Museums + Heritage Awards Shortlistee 2022
London Tourism Awards 2022 Visitor Attraction of the Year logo
Kids in Museums winner
TripAdvisor Traveler's Choice logo

Links

Find out about our Annual Pass options to visit the Museum. Passes are valid for a year, and kids go free!

A draw showing a collection of heritage tickets

We're open 362 days of the year. Find out more about our Museum, shop, Canteen and Depot opening times.

The front entrance of the Museum

Discover our galleries and exhibitions, including Legacies: London Transport's Caribbean Workforce and Hidden London, and some of the Museum's must-see objects!

Two people looking out across the Museum

It's easy to get to London Transport Museum by Underground, bus, rail, boat, car or bicycle

Two women standing in front of a large vintage map

We are committed to ensuring that every visit matters, as does every interaction with our customers. Find out how we are making sure the Museum is accessible for everyone.

Two red Routemaster buses and a blue and yellow Leyland bus at London Transport Museum. In the foreground, the bottom of traffic light showing a green light is visible

From cloakroom to toilets, All Aboard playzone to eating areas, find out what facilities to expect when visiting the Museum.

A male visitor is receiving his cloakroom ticket from a female Museum member of staff.

Head to the Museum's cafe bar, Canteen, for a delicious selection of hot and cold drinks, tasty sandwiches and mouth-watering treats.

Young woman in red dress talking to man in green top facing away from view. Both are eating cakes on a table in front of them

The London Transport Museum Shop is the perfect place to pick up your unique transport-related gifts. Every purchase helps support the Museum.

Items from London Transport Museum shop including t-shirt, water bottles and caps. They are colour coordinated with items displayed from left to right in yellow, green, blue, purple, pink and red