Heaton Park Tramway in Manchester: photos, reviews

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Heaton Park Tramway offers a nostalgic journey through history just outside Manchester. With its historic working trams and engaging museum, this attraction invites visitors to step back in time and enjoy a photogenic and educational experience. Ideal for families, the tramway is both child-friendly and easily accessible for individuals with mobility needs. Enjoy affordable rides and explore the scenic beauty of Heaton Park, perfect for a leisurely picnic. The dedicated volunteers and staff are passionate and knowledgeable, enhancing the experience with insightful stories and a genuine enthusiasm for the trams' history. Rated highly by visitors, it's a delightful destination to both educate and entertain.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Middleton Road (Stop C)

Bus stop 737 m walk

Blackley New Road

Bus stop 650 m walk

Heaton Park Road West

Bus stop 681 m walk

Caldecott Road

Bus stop 850 m walk

Bowker Vale

Tram stop 810 m walk

4.5

based on 205 reviews

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4.5/5 205 reviews

Patrik Krizek

Heaton Park Tramway is a small heritage tram line located inside Heaton Park, Manchester. It’s run by volunteers and usually operates restored vintage trams on weekends. At the moment, it’s closed due to electrical issues, but repairs are planned. When open, it’s a great low-cost activity for families or anyone interested in local transport history. The ride isn’t long, but it’s unique, and there’s a small museum at the depot. Easy to access via public transport, and worth a look if you’re already in the park. Check their site for reopening updates.

Алена Асмила

Музей был закрыт, но стоит посмотреть здание и природу вокруг..

muaad abdulla

Notice on wall says Closed till next year

Heaton Park Tramway in Manchester

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