Exploring different type of tram, fun day for family. When we went we had funfair to add the fun. Dog welcome just shop not allow. There is also playground for children as well walk a fair distance

Firstly the museum is free which always helps of course they have a box for voluntary donations. There is a good array of vintage vehicles and displays including trams buses and even shopfronts and the famous white telephone boxes hull is famous for. The museum is about 15-20 walk from the main shopping area (it's right by the river) There is a small gift shop and I would definitely go back next time I'm in hull.

Adjacent to the river in the old town, this is a hidden gem with great exhibits on show including vehicles of all descriptions and eras. Good access for families and couples young and old. Very well presented adjacent to other museum type offerings. Excellent for nostalgia and times gone bye with trams trains and buses. Vintage cars and old shops recreated for access. Good 60 - 90 minutes, tidy with pleasant staff and mandatory gift shop. Right next door to the main museum.

I visited with my family over half term and was pleasantly surprised that the museum seemed much bigger once inside. It’s free to enter and has a variety of exhibits that kept my teenage son entertained. It’s definitely worth an hour of your time if you are visiting the old town area

A really interesting place to visit with a great selection of things to see. Really enjoyed the old high street with the shops as they were a few years ago and the old trams and other vehicles are worth seeing too. Excellent free museum and Very well set out and imaginative displays

This museum was amazing! It’s a must for everyone of all ages. We loved reminiscing whilst checking out all the very well organised and presented shops, rooms and streets. Lovely staff too. We thoroughly enjoyed and will definitely recommend to all of our friends and family. It’s actually free admission, we would pay to spend our day here no problem. I think they’re missing a trick though - a coffee shop/tea room would be perfect here.

Had a great morning in the Museum, the staff were helpful and very chatty. The museum was very well laid out and a lot of the exhibitions were interactive and interesting. The old shops were great and brought back a lot of memories. The next time we are in Hull, i will definitely be visiting again. The musem is free to visit but we left a donation, it was that good.

Another free museum, this transport museum is definitely worth visiting whatever your age. Some of the displays were local to Hull and Yorkshire (tram, bus, carriages, etc) and there's a reconstructed cobbled High Street. There's a coach "ride" where you can sit inside and get a feel for what it might have felt like riding through the streets of Hull. Give yourself a good hour at least to explore.

On our visit today we was very impressed by what we saw and all for free. The museum is well layed out and very interesting .things on display on how we use to live including transport and food and history. Well worth the visit .parking not far in the outside fruit market carpark £1 a hour not bad . A little walk on from car park is the marina nice day out boat's and wine bars and food . Brilliant we will go again.

We stumbled across the museum quarter whilst exploring Hull on a quiet Tuesday afternoon. Streetlife is a brilliant find. No charge to enter and so much to see. Amazing to know it was all a private collector who started it. Something for everyone from carriages to street shops, bikes and cars. Make sure to go upstairs otherwise you will miss so much of the museum. Really great hour or so spent wandering around.