See and experience trams from Sydney's past. It was $20 for an adult to enter and this includes unlimited tram rides. On the day I went there were 2 different trams running and you could choose to ride one to the National Park, or to Sutherland (or both!). There is also a large hall showcasing historical trams that used to operate in Sydney and surrounds. In addition, there is a small souvenir store and a small kiosk. If you are just a casual member of the public and want to ride a tram or two plus have a bit of a look at the exhibition hall then plan to spend 1.5 to 2 hours here.

A hidden gem!!! Sydney Tramway Museum is a must to do in Sydney, NSW, offering a unique collection of rolling stock. Easy access with public transport (1 min walk from Loftus Train Station). Free car park on spot (30-45 min drive from City). Entry fee is $20 for adults and $10 for children. Don't doubt and enjoy the beauty of past.

Spectacular and special for transportation lovers and history buffs. This is a treat of a location for experiencing history as we live and breathe. Excellent storage maintenance and collection of a large number of tram cars and other vintage vehicles. This place is a ticketed entry. Located just beside Loftus station.

A wonderful volunteer-run museum filled with many artifacts from the now-extinct Sydney Tramway Network. The entry fee also includes as many rides on the operating trams on the day of your visit. There are special entry fees when there are special events, such as the Annual Sydney Tramway Festival. The trams run on a dedicated line that extends into the Royal National Park. Riders can disembark at the Royal National Park and visit the National Park if they so wish. There are a number of picnic tables (where you can enjoy your own BYO lunch) located at the Tram Museum under and around the old Railway Square Waiting Station, which was relocated from Railway Square in Sydney CBD to the Museum many years ago. A small kiosk on site sells refreshments, such as soft drinks, juice, chips and ice creams. The Display Hall houses a number of significant heritage items, including trams from overseas and from other parts of Australia. Many of the trams are kept in running condition and can be operated by the museum volunteers; indeed, on the day I visited, I was able to ride a Melbourne tram that was retired in the 1970's and a Brisbane Tram that was decommissioned in the 1960's! Be sure to look at the very unique Prison Tram in the display hall. The volunteers appear to work tirelessly to maintain and upgrade the museum. Their subject matter knowledge appears to be quite extensive, and the volunteers I encountered were eager, friendly and helpful. Children were encouraged to learn more about the trams and the history of the old tram networks that operated those trams.

Went here with a group of 35. They opened specially for us and we took 2 trips to the Royal National Park station. One in a Sydney tram and the other in a Melbourne tram. Very knowledgeable volunteers who were able to answer all our questions Very interesting exhibits in the museum.

A great place to visit if you're interested in history, transport or enjoy looking at beautiful old public transport vehicles. The volunteers are very friendly and knowledgeable. You can ride a lovingly restored hundred year old tram across the Princes Highway level crossing to the historic Royal National Park station above Audley. What a wonderful way to hear that old ding ding ding!

His story.. yeap History. This is a credit to all involved in keeping it running, these ppl are keeping it alive, went for a tram ride. Go have a gander if you get the chance, take the kids & grand kids. The tram rides are great.

My little man and I had so much fun here. Lots to explore in the tram hall and the short ride into the National park was lovely. We’ll definitely come again.

Great place to visit. Ìt is run by volunteers who are very friendly and informative. Lots òf history. The ride tò the national park was a hit!! This place ìs Definitely worth a visit.

At the outset ,my deepest appreciations to Mr Timothy,for his enthusiasm, in explaining each and every exhibit 2 hrs wasn't sufficient to see this place in full. Superbly restored and maintained collections. All staff in calssic tramways uniform is a feast to the eyes. The ride to Royal National Park is out of the world experience.

Very fastantic place. I love this place. Friendly staffs. They are great senior staffs. There is small shop. You can buy coffee that senior staffs who will make a coffee for you. Drink, snack and other. You also can get the vintage tram that just only short time with senior staffs. Tour trip with senior staffs. I do really love this.

A little gem of a museum. Amazing collection of beautifully restored old tram cars and memorabilia from a bygone era of Sydney’s public transport. Great place for a family day out with unlimited rides on some old trams included with the entrance fee.

Tram rides are amazing, they have an incredible indoor museum display too. I highly recommend taking a tram trip to Sutherland then up to the Royal National Park, where you can alight and explore the trails.

Great place to visit, located a short 5 min walk from Loftus station.. Buy your tram ticket from the inspector to be able to go on a 20 min tram journey to the national park and back.. Highly recommended

Beautiful collection of vintage trams including from other countries. For the $20 entry fee, you get to also ride on the two working trams to Sutherland and the Royal Botanical Park.

Interesting memorabilia of trams. Great trip on the tram to National Park.

Still the best place for kids who like rides trams and museum stuff ....

Tramway museum located in Loftus NSW. About 30-45 mins drive from Sydney CBD. Can catch a train to Loftus station but it is a fair distance from train station to the museum, catch a taxi or bus. Or drive by car as plenty of parking is close by the museum. See their website for more details. Plenty to see about the history of trams in Sydney and from other states. See website for details about tram rides and open days. Please feel free to click on helpfull or ask me a question. Thanks

Great place to visit, easy to reach right next to Loftus train station. It is full of beautiful trams from all around the world. Andy was a great tour guide - very friendly and informative. Thank you Andy!

A trip back in time. Thanks to the volunteers, with out them history would vanish. keep up the great work.

Great experience visiting this place. Had rides on the vintage tram to sutherland and national park. Very comprehensive displays too! When purchasing tickets, the person-in-charge was very impatient. He didnt really scan my dine n discover voucher and said it is invalid. I insisted trying again then it worked. He was very rude to the young helper too. Unsure why but no matter what reasons, i dont think he should behave like that in front of all the visitors. I understand they are volunteers. If he has no good mood on the day maybe should just take a day off.

Very good collection of beautifully restored trams from Sydney, interstate and overseas. The volunteers are very knowledgeable and passionate about their hobby and the long ride into the Royal National Park is great value.

A great place to take the kids. Friendly staff who work 2 days a week voluntarily. There is a nice souvenir shop and picnic area and a little kiosk for drinks, ice cream and chips and a great museum with nice trams for the kids to explore and a lot of history. Unlimited tram rides are a bonus stopping in the national park for a short distance.

Lots of restored trams on display, some from other countries. Tram rides to National Park too.

Easy to get to by train it stops right next to the museum. Was fun riding on the old tram. Lots of old trams in the museum that have been saved by the fantastic volunteers who have renovated them. Lots of information about the trams and trolly buses and 100s of old photos which were really interesting to look at. Big kids and little kids would love it here

Fun and educational. Visit in February for the festival. Ride old trams, double decker buses, and learn about Sydney’s public transportation history.

A lovely volunteer run museum with lots for train and rail enthusiasts to discover. Really liked the balance between trams you could jump in and 'play' in and the more unique ones that were for the die hard enthusiasts! The volunteers were so fabulous as well, very patient and knowledgeable.

Tramway museum located in Loftus NSW. About 30-45 mins drive from Sydney CBD. Can catch a train to Loftus station and walk from train station to the museum by walkway, catch a taxi or bus. Or drive by car as plenty of parking is close by the museum behind it at loftus station, in parking area besides the cycleway. See their website for more details. Plenty to see about the history of trams in Sydney, from other states, other countries. Lots of rolling stock and a trolley bus. See website for details about tram rides and open days usually a Wednesday or Sunday and school holidays. Feel free to follow Wozzel local guide on Google maps. Please click on like or helpful if our review was helpful. ©️ 2023 #wozz #wozzellocalguide #wozzel and Photographer. A free review from us at Wozzel local guide.

Such a great hidden gem! We visited during their annual Vintage Tramway Festival and it was such a delight for both the adults and children! Love that you’re able to walk into various trams to get an up close and personal view of them all, as well as experience some tram rides. I would definitely recommend their Vintage Tramway Festival if you’re able to attend! It felt like we had stepped into a time portal taking us to the early 1900s with the beautiful trams, buses and classic cars on show and in wonderful condition. Such great work by all the volunteers - thank you so much for what you do and for preserving all this great history of bygone Sydney! We thoroughly enjoyed our visit!

We trams, trains, engines, etc enthusiasts and follow them everywhere we go, ride them and visit museums, so we really had a ball and so much fun at the tram museum and enjoyed every minute of it. We highly recommend it to everyone to pay a visit 🚂🚊🚋🚎🚉🚈🚃

We came here for markets held on the grounds and the staff was amazing. A lovely gentleman in a conductor uniform went above and beyond to help us with parking and with accessibility for a disabled family member 10/10 would recommend this place.

Kids had a great time, some of the Volunteers went out of the way to make it special for the kids, the exhibit hall was interesting and interactive...

A fun and educational museum full of tram history. Great for kids and run by enthusiastic volunteers. The tram rides were a blast. Open Wednesday and Sunday.

Absolutely awesome, looks like I may have to become a member? It was a great day out. I will recommend it to everyone on here.

Great place to take the kids. The staff were all very professional and knowledgeable. The tram ride is particularly fun.

Absolutely fascinating. Very enjoyable. Unfortunately there were a large crowd of school kids there at the same time. So interesting. Sad to say they do not accept NSW Dine and Discover Vouchers.

Nice experience here! Must visit... :)

Such a cute little museum in Southern Sydney. Has loads of trams (some that you can get in and explore!) a giant bus and unlimited tram rides as long as they run. Fun way to spend an afternoon and enjoy the day. We did see some folks take a picnic to the Royal National Park (that's where one of the tram rides goes into). Definitely something for us to try next. The volunteers here are superb and so polite. Highly recommended.

Loved this place, we had a ball (we were all adults too) it was so interesting learning about the trams in Sydney and seeing all the places that now don’t have them. Also super fun riding in the old trams, admission price was cheap and well worth it for all the effort everyone goes to. Everyone employed or volunteering (I’m pretty sure it’s volunteer run) are so passionate about it all, and have so much knowledge it was a delight to see their passion!

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Great place to visit and see or ride on vintage trams of all sorts. Recommended for adults and children alike.

A great place to see some of Sydney's history. Staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Huge tram ride. About 3-4 kilometres.

Sydney tramway museum is a real gem in the southern side of Sydney. The museum contains a range of interesting teams and a bus or two, and on the day we went many of them were open for visitors to board. The tram ride was fun- you can go first up the line to Sutherland (about a 15 minute round trip, then it heads up into the start of the Royal National Park. It's not a long journey by any standard, but great fun for kids and very authentic- the doors are open so it's not for the fearful helicopter parent. The volunteers are really helpful and passionate, and the site is fairly compact but really cute and pleasant to have a picnic and just enjoy the vibe. Really fun little adventure.

Had a fun afternoon here with another family with kids. The passion and knowledge of the volunteers who run the museum is great. I was surprised at the number of different trams they have, and even though I am not a train or tram nerd, it was fun and interesting!

Had a lovely time at the museum. Was impressed by the variety of exhibits with them having not only cars from as many different locations as possible but the maintenance and utility vehicles often overlooked by other museums.

Great place to take small kids over the weekend. The place is run by volunteers and is well organized. Make sure you take the train ride to Royal national park. It's 10 minutes ride with a small break at the park. Great fun

Great fun museum with free rides on the trams.

The Austin Motor Vehicle Club NSW had a great day at the Museum on Sunday 26 June. Lots of trams in the display and we enjoyed riding the trams. The volunteers are great and always ready to answer your questions. Well worth a visit

Family frendly place, great day out!

Trams don't run very often which is disappointing on a Wednesday. Museum very good.

What a great day riding the trams & reminiscing about old times.

(Translated by Google) Nagasaki tram is preserved (Original) 長崎市電が保存されています

The volunteers who run the tours are knowledgeable and very passionate. The kids very much enjoyed the tram ride through the National Park.

Went over a year ago! Awesome Place!

(Translated by Google) You can ride on the preservation vehicle on the 4km test ride line. The day I went was running in two formats. In addition, we sell drinks and sweets in the hall. There are few shops where you can eat and drink, and think that you cannot eat. (Original) 延長4kmある試乗線で保存車輛に乗れます。 私の行った日は2形式走っていました。 なお、館内で飲み物やお菓子程度は売っています。 飲食出来るお店は駅前にも少なく、食事は出来ないと思って下さい。

An absoultely amazing experience. Definitely something I will recommend you do. Absoultely amazing stuff indeed. ?

Fun but not for everyone Not much to do

Staff is nice and helpful.

What a great place to step back in time ,to visit a time when life was uncomplicated, we all rode on trams and have different stories to tell,well worth a visit with the grand kids explore the historic picture's tell stories whilst riding a real tram

Great history lesson

Nice old historic restored trams tram ride in historic tram is very fun

A little bit interesting and a little bit fun, but falls short of being great. The price to enter the museum itself is a little steep given what you get, which is a lot of very similar trams to walk through, but I also understand that they have bills to pay and are run by volunteers. The tram ride into the National Park is the highlight, especially as you give the waiting motorists a cheesy grin while they are being perturbed at having to stop.

The best part is you get to ride two selected trams from the collection.

Staff is nice and helpful. Kids loves it! But Ticket is a bit overpriced.

This museum shows a side of Sydney that I may not even know. I didn't know Sydney has one of the largest tram networks in the world. This is in a beautiful part of Sydney surrounds where it's close to the national Park and looks very charming. I wish it is open more often because once the museum is open people seem excited to get close to living history. Enjoy your visit and hope you get a ride in these vintage trams.

Fabulous museum...beautifully restored trams

That's one well preserved peace of history, some one said *hey aren't to young to remember trams? I Laugh... it's fun, the tram crosses the rd and cars was making noise and kids were waiving, really cute and fun attraction for the whole family

I absolutely love Sydney Tramway Museum. If you are into trains, trams or anything old this is the place to be. This is part of yesterday's Sydney.

Highly informative, the passion in the guys here is awesome. Got to push the bell button for the tram!

For the enthusiast, there is so much history here. Just on the day I visited, the National Park tram track was closed for maintenance. There is so much history in the building there. Lots to see about the electric buses, trams and even some from overseas from Germany. Interesting to hear about the gaol tram too.

A fantastic working look at tramway history where you can take a ride on heritage fleet

Amazing history of early 20th Century transport.Dedicated and pleasant retiree volunteers.A lovely half day activity for young and old!

Very friendly staff Entry fee is reasonable Great display of vintage trains Small souvenir shop available Really worth the visit There is a short distance train ride each hour, and the ticket inspector dressed like in 1970s, very interesting

Very good

Love that place

These society’s do an amazing job with such little money. Great hidden gem in the “shire”. If you need something to do with the kids make sure you take them here. It’s great that a part of Sydney (and the worlds) past is preserved.

Great place to spend the day, volunteers who work here are a wealth of knowledge and very eager to answer any question. Plenty of parking. Huemungas amount of history here. Brilliantly displayed in the beautifully restored trams, photos, videos, and tram tracks. Picnic area provided and beautifully kept, close to Sutherland and all the shops. Stone throw from national park. I will be back. ?

Very informative and memorable. The information was brilliant! I liked the restored (and original) trams stored in the warehouse

Another great family.outing with tram ride. Learn the history of Sydney trams and extend of the network ..was the second largest in the world

Awesome experience. Had a great time with my family ❤️♥️

Fascinating collection from the hey day for Trams in Sydney. ?

Always a good experience.

Fun and interesting

Fun for kids to experience tram rides.

Really great the volunteers love their job

A fascinating step back to Yesteryear. The Tram rides are a rumbling open-air trip enjoyed by all. The undercover Museum has a load of old rolling stock and some really fascinating photos. We enjoyed our day.

Staff are SUPER friendly. Place is very nice and informative for children.

(Translated by Google) Everything is in order, but several terrible people work there. Watch your loved ones. (Original) Все в порядке, но там работают несколько жутких людей. Следи за своими близкими.