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Sydney Tramway Museum

Ride a Bondi Tram! Recreating an era of city and suburban passenger transport of 100 years ago, this hands-on museum provides enjoyment for young and old.

Explore the collection of many trams from throughout the world in the Display Hall.
Which includes the only purpose built prison tram in the world, which ran between Darlinghurst Court House and Long Bay Gaol from 1909 to 1949. Also explore lots of photographs and memorabilia from the tram era!

Have you ever ridden a tram? It’s all aboard at the Tramway Museum –
Unlimited tram rides to the Royal National Park and Sutherland outskirts.

Opening Hours
10am to 5m - Sundays & Public Holidays (Closed Christmas Day)
10am to 3pm - Wednesdays & most School Holiday Weekdays
12pm to 5pm - Saturdays (School Holidays Only – Check dates)

All inclusive fee for the day; including unlimited tram rides
Adults $15
Pensioner / Senior $10
School Aged Children $8
Family (2 Adults & 2 Children) $46, Additional Children Free

Souvenir Shop, Kiosk, Picnic Area & BBQ Facilities available.

Getting to the Museum:
(Located on Pitt Street & Princes Highway - adjacent to Loftus Railway Station, on the Waterfall Rail Line.)

If travelling by car, access via Sutherland Shopping Village, Old Princes Highway.
Limited parking adjacent to the museum.

The Sydney Tramway Museum is entirely run by Volunteer members of The South Pacific Electric Railway Co-operative Society Ltd. Who have been preserving trams since 1950.

Phone: (02) 9542 3646 or (02) 9542 3604 Group Bookings · Fax (02) 9545 3390

Address: View Map
Cnr Rawson Avenue and Pitt Street, Loftus NSW 2232

Postal Address: P.O Box 103, Sutherland NSW 1499

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