The National Tramway Museum - Crich Tramway Village
About
Crich Tramway Village, home to the National Tramway Museum, is a unique open‑air museum and heritage attraction that brings Britain’s tram‑rail heritage to life. Recreating a Victorian street, the site hosts a working tram line that carries visitors through the picturesque Derwent Valley and around the historic village. In addition to the tram rides, the museum offers a wealth of interactive exhibits, a woodland sculpture trail, a period pub, café, shop and a gift shop where visitors can purchase souvenirs and themed items. With its blend of authentic trams, immersive surroundings and family‑friendly activities, Crich Tramway Village promises a memorable journey into the past for all ages. The museum is open Saturdays to Thursdays from 14 March to 31 October, except during local school holidays when Fridays are also open. Visitors can purchase unlimited 12‑month tickets or gift vouchers online. Best for family outings, history enthusiasts or anyone interested in the evolution of public transport, Crich Tramway Village offers a charming, educational experience set against a stunning Derbyshire backdrop.
Highlights
- Ride the Vintage Trams
- Explore the Victorian Street
- Woodland Sculpture Trail
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Best time to visit
March to October
At a glance
- Typical visit: about 3 hours