Dundee Museum of Transport

Dundee Museum of Transport presents local buses, trams and transport memorabilia in a small, changing city‑centre space. Exhibits focus on Dundee's transport heritage and community stories.

The museum operates from a temporary unit in Market Mews with volunteer staff, family‑friendly displays and rotating exhibits—ideal for a short visit while exploring central Dundee.

You explore a compact collection of vehicles, signage and photos that tell Dundee's transport story.

Exhibits

• Restored buses and tram artefacts on display, plus signage and local transport ephemera.
• Rotating displays and community loans mean exhibits change; not all large vehicles are shown at once.
• Informal, volunteer‑led interpretation with chance to speak to knowledgeable staff.
• Small, single‑unit gallery space — allow about 45–75 minutes for a relaxed visit.

Best way to experience it

Visit as part of a city‑centre walk; check the museum's website or phone before coming for current opening times and any special exhibits.

• Adult admission listed at £8.50 (includes Gift‑Aid option).
• Small temporary city‑centre unit — limited space for large groups.
• Wheelchair access details and visitor info are on the museum website; phone if you need specifics.
• Volunteer‑run: opening times and displays can change seasonally.