Crich Tramway Village

Overview

History comes to life at the National Tramway Museum in Crich, where British heritage comes to life along a recreated historic street. Set in the stunning Derbyshire countryside, this much-loved museum invites visitors to hop aboard beautifully-restored vintage trams on a ride into a mile of beautiful open countryside, complete with woodland views and dramatic quarry backdrops. From the old-fashioned sweet shop and the Red Lion Pub, to the historic facades and working tram depots, the open-air museum is packed with vintage British character. Inside the exhibition halls, you'll find an impressive collection of trams from across the UK and beyond, each with its own story and era to explore. Families can enjoy outdoor play areas, interactive displays, and regular themed days that bring extra colour to the experience — from classic vehicle rallies to seasonal celebrations. There’s plenty of space to wander, discover, and take photos, making it a relaxed and engaging visit for all ages. With cafés, picnic spots, accessible routes, and a friendly atmosphere, the National Tramway Museum offers a delightful blend of heritage, scenery, and hands‑on fun. Whether you're riding the trams, exploring the village, or soaking up the nostalgia, it's a standout day out in the heart of Derbyshire. Motorhome parking available, contact venue directly for more details.