Step inside the over 100-year-old Leichhardt Tramshed, home to the fascinating Sydney Bus Museum, where history comes to life through Australia’s largest collection of historic buses, transport memorabilia, and special exhibitions.

This unique museum tells the story of bus transportation in New South Wales, from the early 20th century through to the modern day. Visitors can explore a wide variety of restored buses and learn how public transport has shaped communities and connected people across generations.

Your visit includes a guided tour with one of the museum’s passionate volunteers, followed by free time to explore the displays at your own pace and browse the Bus Shop.

The highlight of the day is a 45-minute ride aboard an original vintage double-decker bus, with two scenic route options:

Huntleys Point, travelling via Victoria Road and the Gladesville Bridge

Milsons Point, crossing the ANZAC and Sydney Harbour Bridges

Both include historical commentary and a photo stop along the way.

🚌 Sample Itinerary:

• 10:30am–11:15am: Guided tour or educational activities

• 11:15am–11:45am: Free time at the museum and Bus Shop

• 11:45am–12:30pm: Vintage bus ride (choice of route)

The display hall also features a World War II exhibition, stories of Sydney’s transport evolution and an impressive collection of vintage vehicles.

The museum is wheelchair accessible, though due to their vintage nature, the buses are not wheelchair accessible.

Following your tour of the museum, Lunch will be enjoyed at St George Leagues Club, a welcoming venue offering classic meals in a relaxed dining setting

After lunch, rejoin your luxury coach for a comfortable return journey.