VISIT THE MUSEUM
OPEN ON THE FIRST AND THIRD SUNDAYS
10.00AM - 4.00PM
Step inside the over 100 year-old Leichhardt Tramshed and see our extensive collection of vintage buses. View our World War II exhibition, see our impressive display hall, and experience a ride aboard a vintage double-decker bus across the ANZAC Bridge to the CBD and return.
What Your Ticket Includes:
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All day entry to the Sydney Bus Museum (10am - 4pm)
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Unlimited rides aboard the vintage bus service to and from Town Hall (Park Street, Stand H) and return.
Guided tours also run on select Open Days, taking approximately 30-45 minutes.
Ticket Prices:
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Adult, $22
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Child (4-16), $11
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Concession, $16.50 (Companion and Seniors cards accepted)
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Family, $55 (2 Adults / 2 Children)
HOW TO GET TO THE MUSEUM
BY VINTAGE BUS
You can catch one of our vintage buses from the CBD at Town Hall. Our services depart from Park Street Stand H every half hour.
Tickets for your visit can be booked either online or at the door when you enter! See our friendly volunteers for help when you arrive.
Click on the button below for vintage bus departures:
Alterations to Vintage Bus Service
Due to increased protest action within the CBD on most Sundays, our vintage bus rides to the QVB are subject to alteration with little notice during this period.
When affected by CBD road closures due to protest action, our vintage buses operating the route 456 will be diverted to service the bus stop at 447 Kent Street (Stop ID 2000420) outside the Interpro building.
Any change to the service offered is available immediately on the day of operation on the Museum's Instagram and Facebook pages.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused, and thank our visitors for their patience during this difficult time.
BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT
From the QVB Bus Route 437, from Central Station Bus Route 440, and from Petersham Station or Balmain Bus Route 445. All set down in North Street. at the Pioneer's Memorial Park, which is a 5-minute walk from the Museum.
Light Rail services to Leichhardt North Station from Central or Dulwich Hill, which is a short walk along the City West Link and through the pedestrian access at the end of Derbyshire Road.
BY CAR
The Museum which is located at 25 Derbyshire Road Leichhardt, with access from Norton and William Streets only. Please note there is no parking on site, however parking is available at the carpark on the corner of William and Derbyshire Streets.