Description
Transport Museum Wythall is a family-friendly transport museum located in north Worcestershire, just south of Birmingham near M42 Junction 3. It showcases the history of public transport with a strong focus on buses and electric vehicles, making it both educational and fun. The museum is ideal for families, transport enthusiasts, and children looking for an interactive day out.
The museum is home to over 90 historic buses and the largest collection of battery electric road vehicles, including electric milk floats and bread vans. Key attractions include the Power Hall, Scania Hall, Shire Hall, interactive bus cab exhibits, Kids Kabin play area, model village (Kenville), miniature railway, picnic and play area, and free classic bus rides on most open days. Children can also enjoy activity sheets, outdoor play gyms, Ernie the Milk Float play feature, and the secret garden to watch trains go by.
Ticket prices vary by opening type: Normal openings cost £8 per adult, £4 per child, £14 for a family (1 adult + 2 children), and £20 for a family (2 adults + 2 children). Winter openings are cheaper at £6 per adult and £3 per child, while Main Event days cost £12 per adult and £6 per child, with family tickets up to £30. Bus rides are free, and miniature train rides cost £2.00 per ride.
Transport Museum Wythall offers a relaxed and engaging experience with plenty to see and do both indoors and outdoors. Its mix of history, hands-on exhibits, and play areas makes it enjoyable for children and adults alike. With affordable pricing, free bus rides, and unique transport collections, it is a great choice for a family day out in the West Midlands.
6.79 miles
