National Railway Museum York Map (2020-2018)
Step into railway history with the most up-to-date National Railway Museum York Map.
The National Railway Museum in York showcases the history of rail transport in Britain. It houses over 100 locomotives, including the famous Flying Scotsman and Mallard. Entry is free, and the museum offers exhibits, interactive displays, and historic carriages across multiple galleries.
Whether you’re planning to visit the Great Hall’s legendary Mallard or wander through Station Hall’s vintage carriages, this map helps you make the most of every minute. Find the Turntable Café for a midday break, or plot your route to the Miniature Railway ride.
From the outdoor South Yard to hidden photo spots, every stop is easier to navigate with this detailed guide.
National Railway Museum York Map 2020
The National Railway Museum in York, as of 2020, was organized around two main exhibition halls—the Great Hall, which displayed iconic locomotives like Mallard and the Japanese Bullet Train, and the Station Hall, designed to resemble a historic railway station with platforms and carriages for visitors to explore—along with outdoor areas such as the South Yard, and amenities including a café, shop, accessible restrooms, and step-free access, all connected by clear signage and a main entrance off Leeman Road, with free admission and daily opening hours from 10:00 to 17:00.

Printable National Railway Museum York Map PDF 2020
National Railway Museum York Map 2018
FAQ
How long to spend at National Railway Museum York?
Most visitors spend 2 to 3 hours at the National Railway Museum York, but train enthusiasts or families with children could easily spend half a day or more exploring the exhibits and activities. Some visitors report finishing in under two hours, while others spend up to 6 hours to see everything at a relaxed pace.
How much does the York Railway museum cost?
Entry to the National Railway Museum York is free for all visitors. Donations are encouraged but not required, and some special exhibits or experiences, such as Wonderlab or the Flying Scotsman VR, may have an additional charge.
Is parking free at York Railway museum?
Parking at the National Railway Museum York is not free; it costs £10 per day regardless of the length of your stay. You pay for parking inside the museum and receive a code to exit the car park.
Is National Railway Museum York worth it?
The National Railway Museum York is widely considered worth visiting due to its impressive collection of historic locomotives, engaging exhibits, and free admission. It is especially recommended for families and train enthusiasts, and has received multiple awards for being one of York’s top attractions.



