Grampian Transport Museum

Located in the village of Alford, just 45 minutes from Aberdeen, Grampian Transport Museum showcases an extensive range of transport exhibits—from travelling chariots of the 1800s to some of the fastest cars ever made.

The museum is suitable for FITs, groups, school groups, and special interest groups. Interactive exhibits include the unique opportunity to be driven in some vehicles on the museum’s purpose-built track.

Opening Times

• April – October: Thursday – Monday, 10:00 – 17:00
• Private group visits available 7 days per week by prior arrangement

Standard Admission

Travel Trade Exclusive: N
Duration: Suggested 2 hours
Availability: April – October
Group Size: 1–11 min/max, 12–60 min/max

Experience Includes:

• Entry to all exhibits suitable for FITs and groups
• Optional guided tour (max 30 pax) – add 30–60 minutes
• Junior Driving School available for children aged 4–8 years (weather dependent)

Pricing: –

• FIT pricing for 1–11 pax
• Group pricing for 12–60 pax

Junior Driving School

Travel Trade Exclusive: N
Duration: 15 minutes
Availability: April – October
Group Size: 2–7

Experience Includes:

• Mini driving school experience for children aged 4–8
• Participants receive their first ‘driver’s licence’
• Adult supervision required

Upsells & Experiences

All group tours can be tailored to interest or timeframe. Exclusive hire is available. Options include:

• Tailored tours and personalised talks for special interest groups
• Steam engine demonstration and rides on the miniature engine
• Be driven in select vehicles on the private track
• Behind-the-scenes tours including object handling and conservation workshops
• Catering / BBQ for groups

Onsite Exhibitions

The museum refreshes around one-third of its exhibits each season. Examples include:

• ‘Made in Scotland’ – The history of Scottish-built vehicles
• ‘The Guy Martin Collection’ – The only UK display of Guy Martin’s collection
• ‘King’s Cars’ – Royal vehicles, including the first ever Royal car
• Extensive collection of motorcycles
• Steam engines

Please visit the museum website for the latest exhibition updates.