Description
East Anglia Transport Museum is a 10-acre open-air museum dedicated to preserving historic public transport. Located just 3.5 miles from Lowestoft Seafront, it showcases a working collection of trams, trolleybuses, buses, and trains. Visitors can experience living transport history brought to life by dedicated volunteers.
The museum features an impressive fleet including London 1858, Sheffield 513, Glasgow 488, Blackpool 11, Blackpool 159, and Blackpool 634. Many vehicles are maintained in operational condition, allowing guests to see and experience heritage transport in motion. Special events are held throughout the year, with further details available on the museum’s website.
Entry prices are £12 for Adults, £7 for Children (5–15 years), and £10 for Seniors. Annual Memberships are £15 (Junior 14–17), £25 (Adult 18–59), £20 (Senior 60+), and £500 for Lifetime membership. Gift Aid entry also provides a Season Ticket for free entry for up to 12 months.
Overall, East Anglia Transport Museum offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and explore Britain’s transport heritage. With working historic vehicles and a spacious open-air setting, it provides both educational and nostalgic experiences. It is an ideal day out for families, enthusiasts, and anyone interested in transport history.
Features
- Paid
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
Our dedicated volunteers at the East Anglia Transport Museum do an incredible job maintaining and preserving our historic fleet of vehicles. From trams and trolleybuses to buses and trains, they put in countless hours of skilled work to keep these machines running and looking their best. Their passion and expertise ensure that our visitors can continue to experience living transport history in motion.
For information about all of our events, Visit the website.
6.17 miles
