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London Transport Museum
A full-size scale mock-up of the planned New Bus for London is pictured here in the London Transport Museum in Covent Garden, London, next to the last standard London Transport RT class bus, the 1954-built RT4825 (reg. OLD 589), an AEC Regent III RT double-decker with Park Royal bodywork.
An overview of various trains at London's Transport Museum Depot on 22 October 2005, viewed from the model gallery. From left to right, the trains are: a London Underground Q Stock train (dark red), a London Underground Standard Stock train (yellow), and a London Underground 1938 tube stock train (red).

London Transport Museum

London, Great Britain

In most cities, a local transport museum might attract only a few enthusiasts. But London is different. The story of its public transport is a captivating journey through time. From the days of horse-drawn carriages to the iconic Tube trains and buses of today, this tale of innovation and evolution is a fascinating one.

Exploring the Exhibits

Visitors can step aboard historic buses and Tube trains, experiencing firsthand what it was like to travel through the city in earlier times. Each exhibit paints a vivid picture of London's transport history, showcasing the technological advancements that have shaped the city's unique public transportation system.

Unique Gifts and Souvenirs

The museum shop offers a variety of intriguing items that make for perfect gifts and souvenirs. The well-known London transport symbols grace many of these products, adding a touch of the city's charm to everyday items. Whether you're looking for something special to remember your visit or a unique present for someone back home, the shop has something for everyone.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_Transport_Museum
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