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Melbourne Tram Museum
Heritage trams and depot history
- Where
- Hawthorn
About
Explore a volunteer-run museum at the former Hawthorn Tram Depot, home to a remarkable collection of restored trams and displays celebrating Melbourne’s tramway history.
Admissions
General admission
Special$2
Where you'll be
Melbourne Tram Museum
8 Wallen Road
5.6 km
Melbourne Tram Museum
8 Wallen Road
What you'll experience
- Disability Inclusive
- Drop-In Available
- Parking Available
- Public Transport
- Toilets On Site
- Wheelchair Accessible
Good to know
Open days
The museum opens on the second and fourth Saturday of each month, with December open only on the second Saturday, plus selected Wednesdays.
Visit length
Allow at least 30 minutes for a visit.
Accessibility
Parts of the depot are accessible to wheelchairs and mobility aids, including the training room, main room, gift shop/reception, and a defined pathway around the depot shed. Some tramcars and walkways may not be accessible.
Companion Card
Companion Card holders receive free entry when accompanying their carer on presentation of their card at the ticket desk.
Getting there
Visitor parking is available at Wallen Road Reserve and disabled parking spaces are available nearby. The museum is also accessible by tram and is a short walk from Stop 29 Riversdale Junction.
Organiser
MT
Explore a volunteer-run museum at the former Hawthorn Tram Depot, home to a remarkable collection of restored trams and displays celebrating Melbourne’s tramway history.