facebooktwitterpinterest
mobil menu

Crich Tramway Village

  1. Matlock
  2. Derbyshire Museum

Reviews, get directions and contact details for Crich Tramway Village

Crich Tramway Village
Address: Crich, Matlock DE4 5DP, UK
Phone: 01773 854321
State: Derbyshire
City: Matlock
Zip Code: DE4 5DP

Update Info
Similar places near
Leawood Pumphouse, Cromford Leawood Pumphouse, Cromford 3 km Excellent slice of history, and it's free to get in. Not suitable for wheelchair user...
Cromford Mills Cromford Mills 5 km Really interesting part of our social and economic history. This is a world heritage ...
Working Textile Museum Working Textile Museum 6 km
Masson Mills Masson Mills 6 km Nice place for a couple of hours. Cafe serves good food and tasty strong coffee. Good...
Wirksworth Heritage Centre Wirksworth Heritage Centre 6 km Called in on our way back from Cromford Mill. It's only a small museum, which will ta...
Peak District Mining Museum Peak District Mining Museum 6 km I decided to visit the highly recommended Peak District Mining Museum while I was in ...
Midland Railway - Butterley Midland Railway - Butterley 6 km There is loads to see and do. It's worth visiting on a weekend where they have speci...
Belper North Mill Belper North Mill 7 km I visited without knowing anything about north mill. I was welcomed by 2 lovely wome...
Princess Royal Class Locomotive Trust Princess Royal Class Locomotive Trust 7 km Fantastic place to visit if you come by to the Midland Railway - Butterley. Friendly ...
The Princess Royal Class Locomotive Trust The Princess Royal Class Locomotive Trust 7 km Very interesting place to visit, staff are knowledgeable a helpfully. Well worth a vi...
The Carriage Museum The Carriage Museum 10 km We. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and everyone was very friendly would recommend for a...
John King Workshop Museum John King Workshop Museum 11 km
Kedleston Hall Kedleston Hall 15 km Beautiful house and gardens. Ample parking and disabled facilities. The staff are ver...
Chesterfield Museum and Art Gallery Chesterfield Museum and Art Gallery 17 km Excellent staff who are enthusiastic about the town and a good exhibition. Small in a...
Erewash Museum and Gardens Erewash Museum and Gardens 18 km My daughter and I recently visited this new cafe and had a lovely time. We decided to...
Old House Museum Old House Museum 19 km This little museum, hidden behind All Saints Church, is very easy to miss! It took me...
Bolsover Castle Bolsover Castle 20 km Excellent visit much to see.Fantastic views across the valley. Some ruins and the Lit...
Revolution House Revolution House 20 km Quaint little place..free to enter. A little bit of history in an unexpected place. ...
Reviews
A great place for adults and kids a like. Loads for the kids to do. Large play areas, trails and sweet shops. They can also enjoy the ride on top deck of the trams :-) Lots of tram and some mine history to keeps the adults happy. Bring a picnic and some cash as there is no cash machine and not all shops have card machines. The best part is your ticket (once purchased) gives you unlimited entrance for 12 months and you can gift aid if you want. A little expensive (£17 for adults) for 1 day but if you come back within the year it's great value for money.
8 years ago (05-04-2018)
Absolutely love this place. I have three kids under 7, and the youngest is obsessed with trams so that ticks a major box. It’s great for locals that a single ticket lasts a full year. There’s also so much else to do here! The woodland sculpture trail is perfect for getting kids to embark on a walk. The playground is extensive and has options for a range of ages. The small soft play keeps mine entertained for a lot longer than many paid soft play complexes! Look out for their special event days: we went to a seaside one which had extra rides (additional charge) and some free street shows. My kids still talk about the flea circus!
8 years ago (14-04-2018)
This is a great place to bring the kids and Fido as dogs are allowed everywhere but the tea room. If when buying a ticket you agree to make the tax a donation (and why wouldn't you) then your ticket gets you in for the year. The trams are varied and the volunteers knowledgeable, the sweet shop reminds you of your childhood if a bit more expensive 10p certainly doesn't go as far as getting you a bag of sweets. That's is even a Pub playing old pub themes on a mechanical piano. Interestingly the pub is a bit of history too having been relocated brick by brick. Well why are you still reading this review get the kids and Did I in the car and get on over to the museum.
8 years ago (23-03-2018)
What a fantastic day out! You can spend the whole day here and have a great time as there is plenty to do for both adults and children. You can ride the trams as many times as you want, plus lots of historical trams to sit in and look at. Plenty of lovely walks with lots of sculptures (particularly fun for the little ones), play areas, picnic areas and plenty of places to get refreshments - including a lovely little ice cream shop! Even got a little indoor soft play area for when it rains. Well worth a visit - particularly on a sunny weekend!
8 years ago (10-02-2018)
A lovely day out with the children which would be even better if the weather was good. But go once and you can go back free within a twelve months period. For the dad's, there is also a pub within that does lovely beers and ales so kill two birds with one stone.
8 years ago (17-04-2018)
Comment on this business

Crich Tramway Village map

to add Crich Tramway Village map to your website;



Copyright 2025 | All rights reserved.

You can use our top contact for adding and editing your business's contact details.
0.0043 Loaded in seconds

We use cookies

We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our website, to show you personalized content and targeted ads, to analyze our website traffic, and to understand where our visitors are coming from. Privacy Policy