国家铁路博物馆

很多火车方面的实物展示，似乎看到100多年前英国人的生活，行李，站台，蒸汽机车，应有尽有。推荐带孩子去看看，免费！离开博物馆可以坐小火车直达市中心约克座堂

这个博物馆周边交通便捷,很容易就找到了。这里陈列展示了许多火车头和机车,真是非常具有纪念价值。我还看了许多历史照片。唯一遗憾的是我还没看够就要离开了。

旅行专家告诉我们那应该是约克最好玩的项目。火车很棒。唯一的不足是模拟火车不怎么刺激,觉得游乐场的还好玩些。但总的来说,很不错的地方。

和一大群朋友一起来的,非常好玩。免费参观(可以捐钱),值得一游。看到了许多火车引擎方面的介绍,也了解了其相关的历史变迁。

本来想利用夏日无聊的一天来打发时间,结果跟我们想象中不太一样,食堂很恶心,里面的陈设和设施都很旧,很脏了,我不建议大家过来,实在是很一般。

从约克火车站过来走一小段路就到了,可以免费参观,展品一流。成百的火车,新的旧的,甚至还有绿色的蒸汽火车和日本的子弹头列车。有些火车还能爬上去坐车看看玩玩。一个房间里陈列着各种各样的纪念品:椅子,火车模型,相片,海报,钟表,陶器和图纸等等,简直就是阿拉丁的藏宝洞。博物馆里还有一个工作室画廊,可以看到台前幕后的样子,还有一个轨道模型,户外区域里有一个车站,商店和孩子们的游乐区。有就餐的地方,商店里出售各种有关火车的纪念品,适合大人小孩各个年龄段购买,谁不会喜欢呢?

We have come here twice in the past month as my 2 year old son loves it so much. It's free as it's a museum and hope it remains that way. Only snag is, on the turntable demonstration we couldn't hear a word the girl said partly accent but mainly the terrible echoey sound, the place could do with some fan heaters in winter and both men's toilets should have baby change. The food is lovely but priceyand parking is pricey but as the place is run on donations we didn't mind paying! Also bought a toy of course. Will be back soon.

The first half of this museum was very interesting. There were various trains with props and information. Then there was the area where they had displays of trains. Whilst it was interesting to look at the trains, there was so much information it just became boring to me. I think kids would absolutely love it here, but it didn't help my companion loved it and wanted to take his time to look at everything and read everything, but he loved it.

This is an amazing place, even if you don't like trains. You'll be captivated by the exhibits that cover the past two centuries from the early mining railways to the golden age of travel, from old advertising posters to royal trains. You'll need three or more hours here to do this museum justice, and the best news of all is its free!Hot tip - if you're coming here by car, do not park in the museum car park which is a rip off. Check out the York Commuter Car Park which is right next door - between the National Railway Museum and York Rail Station. Far cheaper and on weekends even less!

Everything about this place was very good. Great things to see and do and free to get in. Would advice visiting this attraction if in York and a great dads day out.

What a fantastic museum, free fun and loads to see. Took children and they loved it, including the story telling. The trains are magnificent and just amazing to se and be around. If it's raining it might get very busy. you don't to be a train lover, you'll enjoy it anyway!

We visited some years ago but wanted to go back and it was a bonus seeing the Winston Churchill complete with video. Free entry but a £3 donation is recommended and well worth it. The Mallard Experience looked 'interesting', a 12 seater simulator ride recreating Mallard's record breaking run. Not for those under a certain height, or for people with high blood pressure or who suffer with motion sickness. You do have to pay extra for this Adults £4 and chidren £3. We didn't go on it. A really good morning out.

The sheer size of the museum and the huge number of exhibits make this an Aladdins Cave of artifacts from days gone by and makes you realise how hard working and inventive our predecessors used to be. You'd be hard pressed to see everything in one single visit but there is almost certainly something to interest virtually everybody wherever their interest lies.

All you do is leave a donation, and it does deserve support. You could easily spend a day there whether you're a train lover or not. There are plenty of display cabinets with memorabilia containing so much of interest. There are a number of refreshment area's for coffee and eats, we sat in comfortable carriage like seating. The royal train and coaches are a must see, real history; congratulations to all the volunteers who have made the museum possible, a national treasure, so don't forget to donate.

I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the NRM in York. Its such a visually stunning museum and houses the worlds most famous locos. Station Hall has the Royal carriages. The Great Hall is superb. I was made very welcome my staff and give a donation. You can take as many photos as you want and the staff are helpful and friendly. The cafe located in the Great Hall is of a very high standard. Allow your family plenty of time to view the museum. Great day out.