Streetlife Museum

Great place to visit, very interesting for both adults and children. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Definitely somewhere to recommend and a bonus, it's Free!

We visited the Streetlife Museum of Transport in Hull and were very pleasantly surprised. A well laid out and well cared for exhibition. Well worth the money - it was FREE!

A fantastic little museum located in the old town. Free entry, with no need to book in advance. The museum layout is over two floors, with a old victorian street theme, kids loved going in and out of the shops. There is also a vintage arcade room (bring some 20p ), vintage cinema and a mini car ride. We spent about 1. 30 here total. No car park.

beautiful museum in Hull the staffs were very welcoming and really had a good time. Ps: please make sure you have some coins with you as they got some old vintage classic games that you can play by using a 20p coin :) if you don't have 20p exactly in change there is a machine nearby give you 20p when you pop in any coins so don't forget your coin and have fun :D

Myself and kids enjoyed our visit to the museum,plenty to see and learn for all.The museum is free entry but I always donate and use any slot machines/rides to contribute.

A lovely place to spend some family time together. My daughter absolutely enjoyed the visit. As we had grandparents with us, she kept asking them if that was the way things looked like when they were little. It was so interesting to listen to their conversation. The museum is brilliant and helps you kind of go back in time. Our favourite thing there was an old fashioned ice cream van.

Brilliant museum, and free to enter, You could easily spend half a day there and not be bored. Magnificent display of transport through the ages, and various displays of old street shops and how people used to live, some of it I could remember from my younger days.

Museum in Hull with transportation as the main theme. There is a great deal to see with two floors of exhibitions. The period in history is from the late 18th century onwards. There are trams and buses as well as vintage cars as well as bicycles, motorbikes and horse drawn carriages. Some of the areas have commentary which is triggered as you enter the section. Along with all of the above are streets of old fashioned shops, a few have inside areas and others just fronts displaying various goods from yesteryear. It was lovely to look back at old TVs, radiograms, sweets, chocolate bars and all manner of goods from the past.Entry is free, parking at £1 per hour about a 10 minute walk away. The museum quarter of this part of town has other destinations too including a museum of archaeology which is also free.The museum's do not have any refreshment facilities but there are a couple of pubs within a few minutes walk . I went to one of them and had a very nice meal and have put up a review.

A very different experience this one, particularly enjoyed the old shops, and seeing if I recognised from 70 years ago that are still going today. From horse-drawn carriages to buses this museum has examples of them all. Recommended

Great museum, and loads to see and explore with the kids. Only issue is parking is terrible. Even for disabled. We had to stop in the road and asked the lovely man to let us in. As they have bollards up stopping you from parking there if you are disabled. We will go again now that we know how it works.