Families visiting London Transport Museum this summer can look forward to a line-up of activities that will get children learning all about the capital, its transport and its environment in a fun and engaging way.   

 

From 20 July to 1 September visitors can take part in green-themed workshops, crafts and story-time sessions inspired by tales of ingenuity from London’s transport past and present, and how these can inspire hope for a greener London of tomorrow.

  

Highlights will include model vehicle making, an interactive storytelling session inspired by the wildlife of London’s parks, and a soundscape workshop where families can create the sounds of an imagined future London using everyday objects. 

Children can also explore the ‘Green Journey Garden’ installation, a tactile display that will get families thinking about the causes of climate change and its impact on London. 

See the full programme via www.ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/summer-family-fun. 

 

While at the Museum families can also see real buses, trams and Tube trains from 200 years of the capital’s transport history, learn how to drive a modern-day Elizabeth line train in the Future Engineers gallery and climb aboard a fleet of mini vehicles in the All Aboard play zone.  

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