A really good living museum. Something for everyone. Variety of trams on display is very wide. Great period buildings and street scenes. Thoroughly enjoyed it! Good value.

We visited here with our grandchildren on a cold damp day in October. Wish we had waited for a sunny day, although the children enjoyed the tram rides the cobbles were a little slippery underfoot. The displays were interesting and the children enjoyed the interactive ones. There is a small indoor soft play area which I suspect gets very busy... More

Fabulous nostalgia, and genuine living history in a rural setting. Buy ticket once and return as many times as you want in a year as well as unlimited tram rides on the day. Also there is a nature trail through the woods so the youngsters can run off their energy. It is high up and quite windy so a good... More

We visited during the Spring break, which was freezing, but still had an enjoyable day. Lots too look at inside and out including restored trams, history of trams, restoration in action and some interactive displays appropriate for children. There is also a small soft play are for very young children. I'd recommend flat shoes or walking boots as the paths... More

We visited the Crich Tramway Museum a couple of days ago & a thoroughly lovely day. The price of admission is good as ur ticket is valid for 12 months from purchase, so you can return as often as you wish in that timescale. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable and very nice. There is a lovely picnic area by... More

What a lovely place to visit. Plenty for both young and old and brings back lovely memories. There is lots to see and do and some little cafes to eat in when you feel peckish.

It costs 36pounds for an two adults and a child but then the food in the cafe was expensive we must have spent 50-60 pounds it was nice to go on a tram as many times has you like and theres a small park and sweetshop and pub with a cafe and a building with older trams and a very... More

If you're a tram enthusiast then it's probably a full day experience if not its worth a look. Family friendly, not much to see but there are often events that can make the place a bit more lively. Not great from a catering perspective but a nice snapshot into the olden days. It's a small scale attraction that is a... More

We had the great fortune to visit on a 1940s weekend in April with old army friends and family . The first surprise was that as ex forces we were able to get in for free with partners on completing some forms prior to our arrival which was greatly appreciated . The day was extremley well attended with people taking... More