London Bus Preservation Trust is a charitable trust which owns and operates the London Bus Museum, where London's bus heritage is on daily display. Based at Brooklands, Weybridge in Surrey - just 35 minutes on the train from London Waterloo to Weybridge or by car from junction 10 of the M25. Visitor entry is via the joint entrance with Brooklands Museum - postcode KT13 0SL - via Wellington Way and
Mercedes-Benz World. The London Bus Museum has the world’s largest and most comprehensive collection of historic, working London buses & coaches, spanning 150 years from an 1870s horse-bus to a 2002 Volvo. 30 buses are on display in the Museum's modern building with displays of their history and ephemera. There are also activities for children and a bus driving simulation, as well as a gift shop for bus fans of all ages! The London Bus Museum shares a visitor entrance with Brooklands Museum - one ticket covers both museums. Join the London Bus Museum for £37 by direct debit on the day of your visit and get your entrance fee refunded and get free access all year round, including to our events!
