Our aim is to preserve and operate Sydney’s vintage trams, which were an important part of everyday life for over 80 years until 1961. You can experience a wide selection of them at the museum, plus an interstate collection of trams from Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Ballarat, as well as trams from overseas including San Francisco ...

Admission covers entry to the Display Hall, unlimited tram rides on both the Museum’s and the Royal National Park lines, and use of picnic area, electric barbeques and other facilities on the day of your visit.

The Sydney Tramway Museum, operated by the South Pacific Electric Railway Co-operative Society, is Australia's oldest tramway museum and the largest in the southern hemisphere. It is located at Loftus in the southern suburbs of Sydney .

Sydney Tramway Museum, Loftus, New South Wales, Australia. 10,438 likes · 1,169 talking about this · 3,964 were here. Ride a Sydney tram from 100 years ago! The Sydney Tramway Museum is an operating...

The Museum houses an extensive collection of Sydney trams from 1896 to 1952, including the unique prison tram, plus trams from Brisbane, Melbourne, Ballarat, Adelaide, San Francisco, Nagasaki, Berlin, Munich and Milan, enabling comparisons between the different tramcar designs. The museum also houses Sydney's last remaining double-deck trolley bus.

The Sydney Tramway Museum is the oldest museum of its kind in Australia and is a fantastic family-friendly destination. For anyone who has wondered what it would be like to get on board a tram in the early 20th century, this museum is a fantastic place to learn about the history of trams.

2025年2月23日 · Almost 1500 people enjoyed another amazing and highly successful Vintage Tramway Festival on Sunday 23rd February. This year’s Festival marked the beginning of a year of celebrations for the Museum to mark two important milestones: the 75th anniversary of the preservation of the first Sydney tramcar – L/P Class 154 in 1950 – and the 60th anniversary of the start of tramway operations at

The Museum houses an extensive collection of Sydney trams from 1896 to 1952, including the unique prison tram, plus trams from Brisbane, Melbourne, Ballarat, Adelaide, San Francisco, Nagasaki, Berlin, Munich and Milan, enabling comparisons between the different tramcar designs.

The museum has an extensive collection of trams from Sydney and cities in Australia and around the world in the Display Hall, railway carts, buses, hhistoric photographs of Sydney's street transport during the tramway era, tram rides, books to buy from the souvenir shop, covered picnic areas, electric BBQs and a small kiosk.

The Sydney Tramway Museum boasts an extensive collection of trams, not only from Sydney and other Australian cities, but also from various locations around the world. This diverse collection provides a comprehensive overview of the evolution of tramways and their impact on urban development and transportation.