London Transport Museum (with baby)

They don't have a casual or one time ticket so I had to get an annual pass of £25. Definitely great if you live in London and can go there to hangout whenever you feel like to, it's a fun place! I still really enjoyed seeing and learning about the changes of transportation in London.

Our visit to the London Transport Museum was absolutely fantastic — a perfect family day out that delighted all three of us! My wife, our 5-year-old son, and I spent an entire afternoon exploring the fascinating history of London’s transport system, and we could easily have stayed even longer. From the moment we stepped in, we were impressed by how beautifully the museum is organized. It takes yo...

Nice museum located in Covent Garden. Lots of information and insights into transportation that has evolved over last two centuries. Need about 2 hours to have a good view on an average busy day. Informative and fun for all ages.

Well. It's a mixed feeling bag. The museum itself is great with great collection of transport vehicles, a lot of information to read etc. But I didn't like that there is not enough for kids to learn in the empirical way. Lots of reading but not much experimental displays (how engines work, how steam engine works etc.). The simulators did not work properly, the screens kept switching off, staff sai...

A lovely museum with some great interactive exhibits for kids to enjoy. Lots of great information on the history of the rail tube and bus networks. The old poster advertisements are a lovely treat. The gift shop is a bit pricey but that was to be expected the only thing stopping a 5 star review is the entry price, this price should be halved at the very least.