Best-Value London Transport Museum Tickets 2026
200 years of transport | Temporary exhibitions included | Reserve now & pay later
About London Transport Museum Tickets
Discover the history of London’s transportation system by visiting the renowned London Transport Museum. Explore the heritage of the city and its transportation network, and listen to the stories about the people who have traveled and worked in the city for the past 200 years.
Explore the history of London’s transport and learn how transport has shaped London’s unique identity.
Discover the world’s first underground railway.
Become a tube driver in the Future Engineer simulation.
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I visited this museum with my son, and we had an amazing time! It was very interesting to walk through the museum's galleries and see all those old wagons and carriages. It gets a little busy around the afternoon hours, so I highly recommend visiting the museum during the morning hours. Overall, this was a very good experience!
Really enjoyed a visit to the London Transport Museum. The museum is not too big, and the location is in the middle of everything, with many shopping spots and restaurants around, making it a great day out. Also, it is perfect for children since there are a few interactive playing areas at the end of the museum. You can explore the entire museum in 1-2 hours. The booking process was quick and easy. Highly recommend booking this ticket!
DESCRIPTION
Transport Museum London Tickets
- Entrance ticket
- Access to temporary exhibitions
- Luggage or large bags
Visit the unique London Transport Museum, which is situated in the heart of Covent Garden Piazza. Discover all about city transport and the growth of modern London since the 1800s. Don’t miss your opportunity to see the world’s first underground steam train and the electric tube railway.
Explore the evolution of London’s transportation system through a variety of artifacts and interactive exhibits on display at the museum. From historic vehicles to iconic posters and objects, you will be able to learn all about the city’s development and the roots of the London Transport brand.
Engage with interactive displays such as a tube driver training simulator and immerse yourself in the history of transportation, tracing its origins from horse-drawn buses to the world’s first underground railway.
Finish your visit to the museum by admiring collections of posters and graphic art like the famous bullseye tube logo and the diagrammatic tube map.
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How to get to the London Transport Museum?
BY BUS
Savoy Street, Covent Garden, and Lancaster Place are the closest bus stops to the London Transport Museum.
BY UNDERGROUND
The nearest Underground stations to the museum are Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Holborn, Charing Cross, and Embankment.
BY RAIL
Waterloo and Charing Cross are the closest rail stations to the museum.
BY CAR
If you decide to travel to the Transport Museum in London by car, please note that there is a limited number of parking spots available near the museum. With a maximum stay of 4 hours, these parking spaces are charged around £4.90 per hour.
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- Please note that the last entrance to the museum is at 5:00 PM daily.
- Stroller/buggy parking is available on-site.
- There is an additional fee if you convert a London Transport Museum day pass to an annual pass.
- This activity is wheelchair accessible.
Meeting Point
The meeting point is at the London Transport Museum.
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Secure your spot! Book London Transport Museum tickets now!
- Reserve now & pay later
- Easy booking process
- Free cancellation
- Exclusive access to temporary exhibitions
- Wheelchair accessible