Visiting Coventry Transport Museum
Driving Curiosity
Coventry Transport Museum houses the largest publicly owned collection of British vehicles in the world, and tells the fascinating story of Coventry and its people through the rise and fall of its biggest industry.
Admission Prices
All our tickets include annual return admission for free. You can revisit the museum as many times as you like within 365 days. Tickets are available to purchase online. Alternatively, admission tickets can be purchased from the museum Box Office upon arrival.
Transport yourself somewhere different
Get within touching distance of some of the most amazing vehicles ever invented. See the cars your parents and grandparents drove or explore what you might be driving in the future. Get caught up in the real-life stories of Coventry’s innovators and entrepreneurs. Coventry Transport Museum isn’t just for transport enthusiasts: it’s for storytellers and escapists; speed freaks and thrill seekers; history buffs and culture vultures. It offers a uniquely human perspective on the city’s motoring heritage, and is one of the Midlands’ best days out.
Electrifying exhibits
And if you think the cars are the stars, there’s a lot to get excited about. The collection includes the record-breaking Thrust2 and Thrust SSC; motorcycles that took their owners on incredible adventures; the oldest Coventry-built car; and many of the most innovative, memorable and luxurious road vehicles of the last 150 years.
Coventry Transport Museum is situated right in the heart of the city. With a gift shop and award-winning coffee shop – one of the only cafés that sells the city’s traditional delicacy, the Coventry Godcake – it's a brilliant day out for visitors and locals alike.
More things to do in Coventry
From high-speed slides at our award-winning waterpark, The Wave, to extraordinary exhibitions at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, there’s something for everyone to enjoy at CV Life’s city centre venues. PLUS, enjoy 10% off entry to Coventry Transport Museum with tickets to see Dippy in Coventry at the Herbert when visiting on the same day.
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