Coventry Transport Museum |
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It's hard to find places to visit that offer something that interests the whole family. But Coventry Transport Museum is different. It's full of inspiration, thrills and fun, and everyone in the family will find something to keep them happy. This is what makes the Museum one of
the most popular family days out in the West Midlands. What is more admission is free for everyone and as its open every day of the week there really is no excuse not to visit.At Coventry Transport Museum visitors can explore over 150 years of unique history and there's something different round 
every corner. Where else can you see the earliest British cars and cycles, Queen Mary's State Limousine,a De Lorean 'back from the future' and two Land Speed record holders - all under one roof? Every gallery is well presented with interactive displays ranging from simulators and computer games through to films, 
drawing sheets and soft-play building blocks.
The Museum displays the largest collection of British cars, cycles and motorcycles in the world and is designated as a collection of national importance. But its not just a place for the past - you can design your own car, feel what its like to break the 
sound barrier at 763 miles an hour, and even travel into the future.
With a world-renowned collection and dynamic displays the Museum is one of the major attractions in the region and amust-see for visitors of all ages looking for a mind-blowing day out .
General Information:
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Opening Times
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(2007 times)
Daily 10.00am - 5.00pm. Closed 24 - 26 December.Pre-booking for groups preferred. |
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Admission Charges
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(2007 prices)
Free.
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Directions
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| Follow signs for Coventry City Centre and exit ring road at Junction 1, following brown tourist signs for Transport Museum. |
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Coventry Transport Museum Postcode for SatNav: CV1 1PN |
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