Hello- many thanks for your enquiry. As most of our exhibits need to be preserved, we don't allow people to sit in or on them. However if there is something you're specifically interested in engaging with, please contact us in advance or speak to our staff on the day and we'll see how we can offer assistance. There is a 1930s dodgem car on the ground floor and a static pedal car on the first floor viewing gallery children are allowed to sit in. Hope this helps!

£9 for adults

hello- many thanks everyone for your prompt replies- just re-confirm- our four-legged friends are very welcome at our museum.

hello- we have couple of toy dodge cars that children are allowed to sit in- just check with us in reception and we'll show you which ones.

Yes. There was a couple when we were there. I think if they're well behaved and on a leash they're welcome.

Hello - I can confirm we have a wheelchair for you to use and disabled access throughout. We hope to welcome you in near future.

Thanks for the question. We receive a lot of visiting children, both families and schools who enjoy the Museum. We offer a free children's quiz which is well suited to this age range - children receive a medal for doing the best at the quiz, which follows the route around the Museum.

Yes we have nearly 90 motorcycles (including scooters). The earliest is 1905 and we have a wide range, though no Japanese bikes from the 80s and 90s.

Hi, We welcome photography, and are happy to share visitors photos on our social media. Yes we like to know when it's for commercial reasons. I've answered the reviewer's comments in detail in their reply, but suffice to say you can't please all of the people all of the time, though we do try!

Thank you for your question. Yes the Museum is wheelchair friendly. There's blue badge parking close to the entrance, with ramps, lifts etc where necessary. Disabled access toilets can also be found in both the Museum and Cafe Ambio.