• For the first time, step behind-the-scenes at one of the World’s oldest Tube stations, Baker Street
• The new Hidden London tour allows guests to join expert guides on a journey into the Underground’s past – with exclusive access to areas that are usually closed-off to the public
• Guests can experience history right where it happened, in exclusive locations including original platforms, disused lift shafts and corridors that lay hidden in plain sight
• Hidden London tours are exclusive guided tours run by London Transport Museum that take guests to disused stations, closed platforms and other secret areas of the underground network to explore the city’s history
• They were named ‘Best Hidden Gem in the World’ at the Tiqets’ Remarkable Venue Awards 2022 by public vote
• New tour dates to explore other disused Tube stations, secret spaces and hidden locations will also go on sale for September to December, including special dates for the Festive period
• Tickets will go on sale to the public on 12 July and can be booked on London Transport Museum’s website: ltmuseum.co.uk
• Subscribers to the museum’s free e-newsletter will receive 24-hour priority booking on 11 July

Our summer season continues in July and we have more exciting news to share with you.
From the ever popular brass band lunchtime concerts in College Garden, to the return of Luna Cinema screenings in July and a very exciting Summer Fete in Dean’s Yard!

Read on to find out more about further events and everything else happening at Westminster Abbey in the month ahead.

Statfold Country Park, located on the outskirts of Tamworth in Staffordshire, is home to Statfold Barn Railway with a World-renowned collection of narrow gauge locomotives.  With over 30 steam locomotives and many internal combustion locomotives, representing British and several overseas manufacturers it really is worth a visit.

Located in the stunning Staffordshire countryside, yet still within easy reach of the motorway, the Country Park is the perfect destination for coach tours with a range of attractions for your groups to enjoy, whatever the weather.

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We’d love to welcome your group to The Auckland Project for a day of art, history and exploration.

Whether you’re looking for a quiet afternoon exploring Auckland Castle and Gardens, or you’d like to visit one of our art galleries, we can offer a trip that perfectly combines art, history and the great outdoors.

• 10% discount on all tickets for groups of 10 people of more
• One free driver ticket per coach or minibus
• One free familiarisation trip for your group organiser
• Our dedicated Group Visits team will help you plan your visit and provide a Meet and Greet service on arrival

Read more to see some of our events

at London Transport Museum

Friday 14 July 2023

18:45 to 22:00

Images from left to right. London Transport Museum at night, Diane Louise Jordan, Diane Louise Jordan in a historic Tube train and an evening event at the Museum

London Transport Museum has teamed up with The Making of Black Britain (MOBB) for a jam-packed evening of talks, workshops, and screenings of oral histories of London’s past and present which will spotlight the voices of people who make up today’s Britain. From guest speakers such as Diane Louise Jordan, the first Black TV presenter of children’s television programme Blue Peter, to African head wrapping tutorials, this event will mark the 75^th anniversary of the 1948 British Nationality Act and explore how this land-mark legislation has influenced the capital, its transport and our culture. This Museum Late is also a chance to relax and enjoy the Museum Galleries after-hours to a back-drop of music and drinks.