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Old buildings demolished in many parts of the country, have been brought to this site in the heart of Derbyshire to be rebuilt and restored as a village. Attractions include a souvenir shop, tea rooms and pub. This has formed the base of the Crich Tramway Village where the largest collection of restored vintage trams trundle along the cobbled streets and into the near countryside. The workshop gallery is where engineers service and restore the vehicles. The depots contain over fifty trams in original livery from cities and towns around the country. Opening: Daily: 10am - 5pm (April - October) Limited opening: 10:30 - 4pm (Daily: Feb 11-26; Weekends March, November and December) Tickets: Adult: £9 Senior: £8 Child: £4.50 (includes unlimited rides on the trams) The Crich Tramway Village is wheelchair friendly. Admission include car parking
Crich Tramway Village is one of the top attractions in Crich, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Crich Tramway Village, Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, Peak District Mining Museum, Gulliver's Kingdom, Heights of Abraham, all within a convenient distance from Crich Tramway Village.