Guide: Now are you ready kids?
<br />Voices: Yes…yes…
<br />Guide: Let’s start our tour of the museum
then. Well, here as the name of the museum
tells you, you can find information about
the history of transport in London. Let’s
turn right…. Look, here you can see the first
trams. In Victorian time, horses used to….
<br />Voices: Horses??
<br />Guide: Yes, that’s true. Horses used to pull
the trams and buses. This is an original horse
omnibus.
<br />Voices: Oh……
<br />Guide: Come on kids, in this part of the
museum you can see the buses and trains
people used to have in the old days. You 
can climb on a train and pretend to be a
conductor or put yourself in the driver’s seat
of the London double-decker bus. There are
things to push and pull, lights to switch on
and off, buttons to buzz………
<br />Voices: Oh….oh….let me try… (sound of
bus and train engines)
<br />
Guide: (a few minutes later) Let’s go
straight in the next room. …Look! Here we
are standing in front of some original steam
trains. You can get on a train simulator
where you can have the feeling of driving the
train yourselves.
(Sounds of engines)
Now, are you tired?
<br />Voices: Yes…yes….
<br />
Guide: Let’s play. There are all kinds of
games. Let’s play the treasure hunt in the
rooms of the museum. After that, you
can visit the museum gift shop, which offers  some sale copies of the best posters and books for
the transport enthusiasts or visit the café
overlooking Covent Garden for a range of
delicious snacks and drinks.