The visit didn't start off well due to a 12 mile tailback on the motorway so I was expecting something worthwhile for the 2 1/2hr journey. Unfortunately after paying my 30 pounds (three adults + one under-3) my first impression was 'is this it!?'. I was underwhelmed at best and describing the single cobbled street as a village is cheeky... more

We went during the week in June and it wasn't that busy. I was surprised that it is quite high up and the trams go pretty fast up hill. There are a number of display buildings with trams and stories about trams and you are able to watch maintenance work etc. We started in a building containing very early trams... more

This is really excellent. There's lots and lots to do, good variety and something to suit everyone. The trams are well restored and staffed by volunteers in uniform. You can go on rides using old pennies and getting tickets from a conductor - the length of line is about a mile I guess. At one end of the site is... more

We live a short distance from the Tramway Museum and often go there for a day out. It is a great experience from the beginning. You are given an old penny to use to pay for your first journey on a tram then get unlimited journeys on the trams. There is a massive display of trams from across the years.... more