National Transport Museum

Located in the scenic grounds of Howth Castle, the National Transport Museum of Ireland presents an extensive collection of transport history.

Established to preserve Ireland's transport heritage, the museum features a variety of exhibits from double-decker buses to fire engines. Among its unique treasures is a Hill of Howth electric tram, in operation from 1901 to 1959. The museum is housed in a rustic setting that complements its historical significance, providing cultural insight into Ireland’s transportation evolution.

Noteworthy Exhibits

🚍 Vintage Buses
Explore a range of vintage buses that served the Dublin area and beyond.
🚒 Fire Engine Display
Check out historic fire engines that played crucial roles in public safety.
🚉 Tram Museum
Discover the elusive Hill of Howth tram, a relic of early 20th-century transport.

The museum is easily accessible to visitors and provides an engaging experience for history buffs, families, and tourists alike.