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North West Museum of Road Transport

St Helens town centre

From £7.50All ages
Official website nwmort.co.uk

A volunteer-run museum of historic buses, trams and coaches in an old bus depot in St Helens.

Parent tip. Children under 16 go free with an adult, so a family visit costs £7.50 per grown-up.

Good to know

Opening timesSaturdays and Sundays 10am to 4pm.
PricesAdult £7.50 · Child £0
Adults £7.50. Accompanied children under 16 go free, up to 4 per group. A disabled visitor pays £7.50 and one carer goes free.
AgesAll ages
AccessNot checked yet. Ask the venue about step-free access, accessible toilets and quiet sessions before you go.
ParkingNot listed
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Details checked by FamDays on 31 October 2026 against the venue's own website. Spotted something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.

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Getting there

St Helens, WA10 1DU

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Questions parents ask

How much does North West Museum of Road Transport cost?

General admission starts at £7.50 per person on the venue's website on the day we checked.

Does North West Museum of Road Transport have parking?

The venue does not list parking details. Check the official website or plan for public transport.

Is North West Museum of Road Transport buggy friendly?

The venue does not say, so take a sling or carrier if your child is small enough.

What are the opening times at North West Museum of Road Transport?

Saturdays and Sundays 10am to 4pm. Hours change with the seasons, so check before a long drive.

Local parent insider tips

Before you set off

  • Book the big ones, turn up to the small onesThe safari park, the big soft plays and anything with a timed entry sell out in school holidays. Parks, beaches, most museums and the libraries never do. Every card says whether you need to book.
  • Go early or go lateMost paid attractions are quietest in the first hour and the last two. Free museums in the city centre are busiest between 11 and 2 on a wet Saturday.
  • Train beats car for the coast and the centreMerseyrail stops next to the beach at Crosby, Freshfield and Southport, and under the museums at Liverpool Central. Under 5s travel free and a Saveaway covers the day after 9.30 on weekdays and all day at weekends.
  • How we checkEvery listing is rechecked against the venue's own website every week, and each card shows the date it was last confirmed. If something has changed since, the Tell us link on every page reaches a person who fixes it.