National Tramway Museum, Crich

The National Tramway Museum at Crich runs real trams from the 1860s onward along a route that leads through a rebuilt period street and up into the surrounding countryside. There is a pub, a cafe and a tram depot, and many of the trams are still operational. It is a very easy family stop and one of the few attractions where the ride is the whole point.

Good to know

• Your ticket covers unlimited tram rides
• Check the website for which days the museum is open
• Combine with Cromford or Matlock Bath

Best time

Dry day, mid-morning

Open

Open most of the year

Getting there

Large car park on site, signed from the A6

Vehicles

Fine in any car

Dogs

Dogs welcome

Facilities

• Picnic tables
• Toilets

Data: Roadtrip. Things change: check opening times, prices and rules before you go.