BEAMISH the LIVING MUSEUM of the NORTH

From £44.25

Beamish is a worldfamous open-air museum which brings thehistory of Northeast England to life!

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Trip code :WT-CODE 7312
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BEAMISH – THE LIVING MUSEUM OF THE NORTH

Sunday 11th July

Beamish is a living, breathing museum, where history is experienced. Walk through historic streets, meet costumed engagers, and watch traditional skills in action. History comes to life through costumed engagers, live demonstrations, and hands-on activities. Whether it’s chatting with a 1900s shopkeeper or watching a blacksmith at work, there’s always something new to discover. Our trams and vintage buses are operating throughout the day on a circular route around the museum, calling at the Entrance, Pockerley, 1900s Town and Foulbridge.

Beamish Tramway, opened in 1973, serves to re-create the experience and atmosphere of tramway operation of an earlier generation, whilst providing an essential means of transport for visitors around the site. There are various places that you can purchase food.

Adults: £61.50     

Senior Citizens: £54.50    

Child: £44.25

Including Museum admission

Cropwell Bishop - Fern Road Bus stop

Cotgrave - The Manvers Arms Pub

Radcliffe on Trent - The Grange

Bingham - The Co-op Market Square Bus Stop

West Bridgford - The Library

Nottingham - Mount Street Bus Stop

If a trip is heading South, we additional pickup at Clifton - Mcdonalds Bus Stop

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