The Ulster Transport Museum showcases an impressive collection of Northern Ireland's transport history, from vintage cars and steam trains to bicycles and planes. The expositions are well-curated, offering a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of transport in the region. Perfect for history buffs and families alike!

Visited the transport museum today with my wife. Mixed review. Exhibits are very interesting, well laid out and great explanations alongside them. The cafe is disappointing and could be so much better. It's a great idea having it as an old railway station but a machine to serve yourself? Really? Terrible tea and coffee from it. What's the point of having the lad working there? The tables were dirty and he stood doing nothing. It's a real shame you let children climb all over some of the exhibits. I can only think they aren't rare or valuable as you let them do so. And it's a shame some parents can't control their children who even on the roped off exhibits in the car hall went under them unsupervised and touched the cars, but that is not the fault of the museum. If I had paid more than PS23 for two tickets I'd have felt a bit disappointed. If you want to look around in the quiet and don't have kids, maybe best to go on a weekday when they are all at school. We went as it was raining all day and wanted something to do indoors.

A really extensive collection of vehicles in great surroundings. You could easily spend the entire afternoon here if you wanted to read every panel and look at every vehicle. Access via the train station at Cultra is about ten minutes, the site around the buildings is quite hilly but wheelchair-accessible (please note that the train station itself is a footbridge not a lift).

I've visited a couple of times over the years. Lovely and clean museum. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Fully wheelchair accessible. Had a nice visit and enjoyed looking at all the exhibitions.

Our family outing to the Ulster Transport Museum was a true delight! With 14 of us in tow, spanning multiple generations, we found something to fascinate each of us. From the elegant horse carriages and carts to the thrilling race cars and planes, the museum offers a captivating journey through transportation history. Interactive displays and knowledgeable staff added to the experience, making it both educational and entertaining. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply looking for a fun day out, this museum is a must-visit. We can't wait to return for more exploration!

Always enjoy the museum great exhibits and plenty to see. The only gripe is if you want to see the old folk museum, you have to pay separately for both