London Transport Museum

Museum / Gallery
Greater London, United Kingdom

London Transport Museum occupies the original Victorian flower market and the Museum Galleries span two floors. Perfectly combining heritage with modernity, the Galleries provide a truly unique location for memorable events.

Number of spaces

4 event spaces

Capacity

Max Seated: 200
Max Standing: 400

Food & Beverage

Preferred catering available
Preferred beverage vendors available

Technology

In-house A/V

Spaces

About

The bus is London’s oldest form of public transport. The coachbuilder George Shillibeer began his service from Paddington to Bank in 1829, but unlike the long-established stage coach services, passengers did not need to book in advance and could hail the vehicle at any point on the route. Shillibeer called his service Omnibus (meaning ‘for all’ in Latin), though it was not affordable to most working people at the time. He gave us the abbreviation ‘bus’, now an internationally recognised term.


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Year Established

1980

Capacity

Max Seated: 200 Max Standing: 400

Food & Beverage

Preferred catering available
Preferred beverage vendors available

Technology

In-house A/V





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