Coventry Transport Museum houses the largest publicly owned collection of British vehicles on the planet and tells the story of a city which changed the …
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May 14, 2025
Went to uni in Coventry about 17 years ago (it's very scary that's how long ago it was when I worked it out), back then the museum was free. Coventry has changed a bit since then, 17 years ago the mi…Full review by ruffianrambler
May 6, 2025
one of our favourite experiences we have had in Coventry! The museum has such amazing history pieces and exhibits! there were fun activities to do along the way and everything was well organized! we …Full review by Tanisha D
Apr 17, 2025
An ideal museum for many customers who love to learn the historical vehicles and relax on their days off. Also, a best and muggy experience I enjoyed and loved to experience a second time.Full review by Huddersfield D
When did this start charging? We live just outside Coventry and so don’t qualify for the free pass. We are devastated as we visited every year when free but it’s far outside what out family can afford at £14 a ticket.
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I believe they only started charging late last year. As you said you if live within the Coventry City Council area and have a GoCv card it free.
Would like to visit museum, but have a disabled person with me, is there any disabled bays near the museum
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Their website says parking spaces for blue badge holders at the museum can be booked in advance by ringing 02476 234270 - why not give them a ring anyway. Don't forget that they …
Their website says parking spaces for blue badge holders at the museum can be booked in advance by ringing 02476 234270 - why not give them a ring anyway. Don't forget that they now charge for admission which is valid for one year.
Are there any electric cars, 'cars of the future' or e-bikes on display? With explanations of their design features? My 14-year-old son is especially interested in this area of the transport industry. Are there displays about future developments in transport as well as past history?
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Hi there, I don't think there was overly, no, it was definitely a more "through the ages" type thing but no real focus on progressive transport. Hope that helps a little. Lucy
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