Situated right in the centre of London, the London Transport Museum is a must-visit if you’re in the capital, exploring 200 years of London Transport history. The closest railway stations are London Charing Cross and London Waterloo. From Charing Cross, simply mosey down the Strand and turn left onto Burleigh Street – taking less than ten minutes. From Waterloo station, cross Waterloo Bridge and continue onto Wellington Street, turning left when you hit Tavistock Street to reach the museum. The museum will be well-signposted, and you can always consult one of the handy street maps if you’re stuck!
The London Transport Museum is also surrounded by London underground stations – Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Charing Cross and Temple – so you can arrive into any major London terminus, hop on the Tube and be at the museum in minutes.
Keen to learn more? Explore the London Transport Museum’s online catalogue and plan your visit on their website.
More about the London Transport Museum
With more than 500,000 objects in the collection, the London Transport Museum is one of the most impressive museums in the country. You’ll see some of the first locomotives that powered the underground railways, tracing the history of London transport through the Victorian and Edwardian eras, through the World Wars, up to the present day.
Departing to | Train | Time | Platform | Status |
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to Hayes (Kent) | Southeastern | 05:48 | On time | |
to Gravesend | Southeastern | 05:50 | On time | |
to Dartford | Southeastern | 05:55 | On time | |
to Hastings | Southeastern | 05:57 | On time | |
to Sevenoaks | Southeastern | 06:01 | 2 | On time |
Arriving from | Train | Time | Platform | Status |
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from Tonbridge | Southeastern | 05:48 | On time | |
from Dartford | Southeastern | 05:54 | On time | |
from Hayes (Kent) | Southeastern | 05:58 | On time | |
from Dartford | Southeastern | 06:01 | On time | |
from Gravesend | Southeastern | 06:05 | On time |