A great place to visit, the history of bicycles, cars,trams,buses,subway cars and even shops comes alive in this museum. The old streets give you a sense of what life was like back in the day. Some of the items on show were interactive and the descriptions of items and incidents were clear and easy to understand. The museum is wheelchair accessible and has a lift to reach the Upper floor which is also packed with exhibits. There is ample parking space available but it is Pay and Display, there are disabled parking spaces and spaces for the electric vehicles. It was very busy when we were there and everyone was happy viewing and in some cases getting their pictures taken on some of the exhibits. A brilliant time was had by all and I would highly recommend this museum to anyone especially those looking for a family day out that's a bit different from the normal trips to a museum.

Lovely place to visit with lots of great displays of vehicles from the past. My son loved the wall of cars and the cobbled street with shops from the past in it. All in all, it was an excellent day out. Only problem was finding that the parking had to be paid by coins or the ring go app app. Would have be good if you could have paid by card at the machine.

What a brilliant day out. This transport museum has it all, from steam trains, bikes,cars, Fantastic models of ships plus loads more. We also visited the ship moored beside the museum, which was very interesting. The only small gripe we had was the signage inside for toilets and the restaurant, but that was easily overcome with the very helpful museum staff. And it's all free of charge.wow

Great day out with the family. Easy to get to, lots of parking (pay with coins or through the Ringo app) Inside there are lots of cars, bikes, trains and more to keep the kids going. then there is the old ship outside as well you can board. The kids really loved this. After some exploring into the Cafe, served quick,hot food, always a winner on a cold October day.

A superb addition to the waterfront that has something for everyone. Brilliant displays of all kind of transport from 2 wheels and more as well as plenty ships to discover, including to Tall Ship outside; with plenty history of the area and lots of information on the displays. The architecture is not to bad either. A great place for all the family & it's free. If in Glasgow you should go, it's highly recommended!