London Transport Museum

amazing old carriages and trains . for children (free entry ) and adults, two pleasing hours. free wifi and bar inside. Download a two for one coupons, pay just 15£ for two adults)

A little pricey but totally worth it for transport nerds. Easily a few hours entertainment wandering round the generally quiet exhibitions . Lots of original vehicles and some brilliant models.

A must see museum . It will take you around 3-4 hours to go around the place but believe me, you will enjoy it. If you buy the £15 ticket then you will have access for a whole year . Totally worth it!

One of the best museums in London for whole family. Adult ticket costs 16-17 pounds, but it is worth every penny. Plus it is valid for the year!

A bit pricey . Worth it if you're interested in interactive museums and history. The poster gallery is wonderful. Pick out a few of your favorites and head up to the poster shop to get your very own!

A classic! Kids just love this place, there's so much to see, from horse carriages to modern tube trains and buses . Not a bad way to take refuge for a few hours. Tickets are valid for a year!

Great gift shop , make sure to look upstairs at the prints . Good museum for kids , make sure to ask for stamp card upon entry so kids want to explore all the museum . As it's paid entry it's quieter

The pram storage is at the back right corner of the museum but if you want to follow the trail you'll have to retrace your steps to the entrance so your kids can start stamping the museum trail from 1

It's one of the places that your little ones will defiantly love.. Multiple playing areas , books , and driving simulations .. Don't miss it if you are in London.

Always a great spot when it's raining. The entry is expensive but when you have your ticket you can use it as many times as you want for an entire year

If you have a child as obsessed with trains as mine then do visit. £15 entry per adult will last for a whole year !!! It is really cool and not crazy busy (apart from school holiday season of course)

So much to see for all ages. Great stamping card trail for the younger viewers. Couple of transport related play areas for the even smaller

This is an amazing exhibit , I'm a huge James Bond Fan, all of the vehicles are amazing! I love it!

A very compact, but informative museum with lots of hands-on activities for children. Tube can simulators are great fun! Tickets valid for 12 months.

Interesting collection of buses , early horse tram carriages and tube trains . Entrance costs around 16£. Ticket is valid for one year with unlimited access for the registered ticket bearer.

Incredibly fun, great for curious kids and adults alike spanning the entire history of transport from horse drawn carts to the tubes and buses we all recognise today.

£15 for an adult! D stuff in there is all rather interesting but only if u love trains.D museum shop has some really brilliant things & d Art on d Underground exhibit at d moment is really quite cool.

My son has a learning disability,I asked if he could have the concession price - yes. Bonus was that 1 carer goes free! Also, ticket is valid for a year so he can go back with another carer.

One of the best transportation museums around the world that I've ever been to!

Spent more than 3 hours here. Love the old adverts, info on the famous logo and the WW section. There's a £15 admission for adults though but a well-worth visit.

The history of transport in London. It is worth to pay a visit for especially when you are travelling with kids

So many interactive exhibits !! Try to go on a weekday to avoid the kids

Great place to visit especially with the kids! Just near covent garden !

£15 for the annual pass as the same price as the day pass. If you go to the cafe , try cappuccino .

Marvel over the latest digital advances and find out what's on the way in the next decade. The exhibition will also take visitors to see some predictions that didn't quite make it to fruition. Read more

One of London's best museums , as well as museum gift shops . Be sure and drive the Jubilee Line simulator .

Great playing facilities both babies and toddlers. Pay for admission once and visit the museum for a year.

Great museum of you like urbanism and transport history. Friendly staff , and amazing museum shop, with loads of goodies !

2for1 entry with a paper travelcard bought from a national rail station . Take a good look around at all the information there are some very interest facts, figures and items.

The best museum in London: time-traveling lift, a chance to be a tube train driver. London pass owners are granted free entrance.

Very interesting place. Awesome for kids as well :)

The carrot cake is so good,,love it,,just try at the cafe inside the museum

Perfect insight to the history of London Transport and the city itself, pricey but worth it.

You can order food & drinks at the cafe inside and then enjoy them outside at the tables in the piazza.

So much fun for kids and adults. Your admission is good for 12 months so hold on to those tickets.

Value for money . Toddlers will enjoy this place. A lot of activities. The cafe is about average. Parents beware: large toy section near exit!!

Learn about the history of London's famous double decker buses , tube system, and more. Get the chance to be a tube operator in a fun simulation !

Amazingly hands-on attraction spawns Londonostalgia (even for visitors, like us)!

Very well curated museum , lot’s of fun for kids as well .

We enjoyed looking at the very old transport. There is lots to do with children too

Great outing for the kids by Covent Garden and see a bit of history

Expensive but interesting. Bring train tickets and a friend to take advantage of the National Rail's 2-for-1 offer.

Lots of fun and very interesting. The gift shop has one some great items for design minded people.

Great exhibition of classic London Underground posters on currently. All included in your entrance fee...

has the best gift shop of London-related items. You can also get copies of every poster on the Underground on the mezzanine.

Great for children that love wheels

This museum houses more than 80 vehicles including the first tubes, horse-drawn trams and the earliest motorised buses , plus iconic posters from the last 100 years.

Surprisingly great gift shop . Check out the old timey posters upstairs.

Passes good for a year are the same price as a day ticket, so be sure to ask if you're planning to come back.

Changing station in the ladies is inside the first stall. Worth telling the people in the queue