Located in an old tram depot in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre this museum exhibits artefacts (trams, buses) from Brussels’ transportation history. It’s a cute 1500 meter square exhibit with lots of nostalgic elements - motor cars, horse drawn carriages, trailers, trolleybuses, autobus, service cars and taxis. The museum is not always open. In fact, it is closed for most of the year, and open some days between March and September. The most fun part is riding out in one of these historical vehicles to the Sonian Forest, Avenue de Tervuren, or Cinquantenaire Park. You can also rent the vehicles for your own events.

• Disabled accessible.

Ride + museum:

• EUR 10 for adults
• EUR 8 for 65+, groups of 20+
• EUR 5 for kids 6-12
• Free for under 5.

Museum only:

• EUR 8 for adults.
• EUR 6 for 65+, groups of 20+
• EUR 4 for kids 6-12.
• Free for under 5.

Group guided tour: EUR 30 + EUR 6 per extra person.

• The museum always opens at 1pm, but may close anytime between 5pm and 7pm depending on the calendar.
• Park your car on Rue Leybeek.

• Trams 39, 94, 44; Buses 36, 42 stop Trammuseum.
• Drive to here.

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