London Transport Museum

Covent Garden Piazza, London, WC2E 7BB

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London Transport Museum, London - Reviews of London Transport Museum - IgoUgo An interesting museum to go to if you want to learn about the history of the public transportation system in London. See a variety of double-decker buses, starting with the early horse-drawn types. Learn how the subway system was built. There are special play areas for kids. There are several simula... igougo.com London's Transport Museum - London - Reviews of London's Transport Museum - TripAdvisor This museum whisks you on a journey of London's transportation system since 1800, through fascinating and colorful displays, bus and tube simulators and many family-friendly interactive g... tripadvisor.com London Transport Museum, London, United Kingdom : Reviews of London Transport Museum - Yahoo! Travel Explore the history of London and its transport since 1800 with the buses, trams and trains, films, posters and working models housed under this museum's roof. Dis... travel.yahoo.com London's Transport Museum, London - London venue review - Itchy London Guide Apparently there's actually more to London Transport than tubes full of sweaty men and buses that never stop. Enough to fill a whole museum. Th... itchylondon.co.uk London Transport Museum - London - Art & Culture - QYPE The museum is currently undergoing a major refurbishment to improve the environmental conditions, and install solar panels which will generate 16% of the museum's electricity needs. One of the best things for me has always been their shop - great for instantly identifiable gifts from coffee mugs to ... en.qype.com London's Transport Museum \| Museum/Attraction Review \| London \| Frommers.com A collection of nearly 2 centuries of historic vehicles is displayed in a splendid Victorian building that formerly housed the Flower Market at Covent Garden. The museum shows how London's transport system evolved, and a representative collection of road vehicles includes a reconstruction of George ... frommers.com London Transport Museum, Museums, Heritage Covent Garden & the Strand UK Covering all aspects of public transport in London throughout the years from vehicles and signs through to posters, films and infastructure, the London Transport Museum form one of the most comprehensive and important records of urban transp... totaltravel.co.uk Architecture of The London Transport Museum - London, England ondon has one of the most highly developed mass transit systems in the world, and one of the first with regular service. Britons are rightly proud of this complex interaction of people, machines, and time, even though sometimes it comes to a grinding halt. The marvel that is the London transportatio... glasssteelandstone.com Families Online - London Transport Museum ‘I took the train to Covent Garden. When we got to the museum there were lots of old cars, buses, taxis, carriages and trains and lots of mannequins. I hate mannequins. I joined the art competition. It was great fun. I went into a carriage, which I thought was real. Well it might have been rea... familiesonline.co.uk iExplore Community: London Attractions, London Festivals, Things To Do In London The London Transport Museum tells the story of the last 200 years of London and its public transport, the oldest in the world. You can explore fascinating and colourful displays, meet characters from the past, and drive a bus or tube simulator. Kids (and adults) will enjoy buzzing buttons, turning w... community.iexplore.com iExplore Community: London Attractions, London Festivals, Things To Do In London This museum was so much more interesting than I thought it would be. We were here for about two hours. Seeing the old buses and train cars was really great. They had lots of old ticket machines and even posters and some uniforms. This museum is well worth a visit and they have a nice gift shop as we... community.iexplore.com London Transport Museum - Visit London There's an interactive trail specifically for the kiddies and there are often imaginative temporary exhibitions. The Museum Depot at Acton Town contains the 370,000 items that can't be displayed in the museum proper - it can be visited by guided tour once a month and on occasional open days. You can... visitlondon.com