London Transport Museum

We arrived in London yesterday around lunchtime, but the process of getting out luggage (which took approximately 45 minutes to get from the airplane to the baggage claim), getting into London from Stansted airport, and getting to our apartment at University College of London took up most of the day. We did head out last night to an Indian food …

... everything was either crap or too expenise. After finishing lunch, I headed to the nearby transport museum. This museum was purely focussed on transport within london and went from the early horse drawn carriages to busses, trams, trains and ...

... we didn't get out to breakfast until 11am. It was them out in rain to the tube to get Covent Garden and the London Transport Museum. The Museum was closed when I was last in town so it was good to visit now, while it's still relatively fresh. There ...

... quick look at a church over the road... With the weather starting to get a little wet, we decided to head for a museum. London Transport museum was nearby, but Rachel and Jenny weren't too keen on this so we instead decided to head for the Natural ...

... the tombs of Wellington and Nelson (Franchesca, who are they???) Coffee stop then on our way to Covent garden. Visit the transport museum here, they have a trail for kids so Franchesca enjoyed that. Also enjoyed the driving of the tube train. Then had a ...

I finally got to do something with my time. On Monday I went to the Transport Museum. I was so mad that I forgot my camera. I learned a lot of interesting things. They had many old tube cars that you could inspect. I had lots of fun, plus I got to ...

... Museum), Buckingham Palace, National Gallery, Cityrama London tour, Salisbury Cathedral, Stonehenge, Bath, Baker Street, British Museum, London Transport Museum, Chinatown, New Scotland Yard, The Tower of London, St Paul's Cathedral, Kensington Palace, ...

... the Strand heading for Covent Garden. But first a coffee and a muffin in a deserted coffee shop in a side street near the Transport Museum. We were about to pass the Theatre Museum but could not resist going in because it was FREE. Went in for what we ...

... I ended up making my way to Covent Garden to see the shops, buskers and various other things but to also visit the London Transport Museum. This place was more for me and it detailed the evolution of public transport but in particular how it related to ...

... tube to Covent Garden and immersed ourselves in the throng here. Andrew bought a replacement wallet at Fossil and we visited the Transport Museum shop for some unique gifts from the capital.   Then it was across to Kensington to try and find ...

... a shop that sold some Australian foods, I got some tim tams. I proceeded to walk around the area and soon found the London transport museum – free with the London pass, I had a quick look inside, having a look at the various parts of ...