SUPPORT OUR CROWDFUNDER CAMPAign
Dundee Museum of Transport will mark the 70th anniversary of Dundee’s last tram journey in 2026 with the creation of a new exhibition that celebrates the city’s rich tram heritage. The exhibition will capture photography, moving images, artefacts and the stories of those who worked and travelled on them. We need your help to raise a minimum of £25,000 to turn our plans for this new exhibition into a reality. We have just six weeks to raise this sum so if you can help us reach our goal or know someone who can please click the link below and help us celebrate Dundee’s transport heritage. Thank you!
We are Closed For the Winter!
The museum is now closed for the winter season and will reopen on February 1st under reduced winter opening hours.
From February 1st, we will be open Friday to Monday, 10:00am – 4:30pm, with last entry at 4:00pm. We will then return to normal operating hours, seven days a week, in March 2026.
There is no need to pre-book for normal museum entry, however, please book your tickets online if you are coming for one of our events.
Admission to the museum and events are free for members who don’t need to book but should show their membership card on arrival.
We look forward to seeing you!
upcoming events
You can book tickets online or pay at the door for entrance to our events.
Events are free for members who simply need to show their membership card on arrival.
No events at the moment
restorING
maryfield tram depot
brick by brick
A massive thank you to everyone who supported our Crowdfunder campaign to raise funds to restore the damaged bricks at Maryfield Tram Depot.
Since the launch in mid November over 500 supporters have helped us raise just over £34,000 including Gift Aid which will all go towards the restoration work to create a permanent home for Dundee Museum of Transport.
If you missed the Crowdfunder campaign you can still make a donation to support our efforts.
Every penny raised will contribute to the costs of restoring the Tram Depot giving you the opportunity to play an important role in the future of this significant historical landmark.
