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This visit should appeal to all bus enthusiasts, namely a visit to Wythall Transport Museum.  The museum houses an extensive collection of around 90 buses, 25 battery electric vehicles and sundry other vehicles, together with a miniature railway (for which, for those wishing to ride on it, an extra charge is made on the day).


We will be meet at 10:30 for an 11:00 start and our visit will comprise a Guided Tour of the site lasting just over 2 hours, after which we will have a free 30 minute ride on a classic bus.  There is an on-site café serving the usual drinks and snacks, together with a gift shop.


The Museum is located at Chapel Lane, Wythall, Worcestershire B47 6JA (///lifts.nurse.pine), situated just off the A435 Alcester Road to the south of Birmingham and is easily accessed via Junction 3 on the M42 with free parking available on-site.


For those coming by train, the nearest stations are Wythall and Earlswood and whilst no direct bus service operates on Sundays, there should be a free bus service from Birmingham Alexandra Theatre departing at 10:30 returning at 16:30 from Wythall.

The charge for this visit is £13 per head for non-members and payment details together with final joining instructions will be sent out later.

To book your place on this visit, please contact Allan Wallwork as soon as possible by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  

 

National Transport Trust, Old Bank House, 26 Station Approach, Hinchley Wood, Esher, Surrey KT10 0SR