London Brand Museum Ticket


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Brand Museum
Monday to Saturday: 10:00 ‑ 17:00; Last admission: 45 minutes before closing
Closed on: Sunday
Opening hours and public holidays are subject to change. Please check the latest information before your visit
Bank Holiday opening hours: 11:00 ‑ 17:00
Attraction ticket: Brand Museum
Other personal expenses, tips
Children aged 0 ‑ 6 are free; children aged 0 ‑ 6 do not need a ticket; seniors aged 60 or above and students (with a valid student ID) can purchase a concession ticket
(1) Luggage/large backpacks are not allowed on this tour. Please leave them at your accommodation or in the car;
(2) The activity is wheelchair accessible;
(3) You may need to queue to enter the museum;
(4) Prams/strollers are allowed on site;
(5) In addition to the designated picnic area and garden, there is a small kiosk selling snacks;
(1) Brand Museum;
(2) 111 – 117 Lancaster Road Notting Hill, W11 1QT London, United Kingdom;
(3) Please check the map for details;
(4) Bus: Take the bus to Ladbroke Grove Station or Notting Hill Gate Station;
(5) Train: Take the train to Ladbroke Grove Station (on the Hammersmith & City line) or Westbourne Park Station (on the Circle and Hammersmith & City lines);

Free cancellation 48 hours before the event starts
Travel through an immersive time tunnel to experience 200 years of British consumer culture, filled with nostalgic brands and products
Explore over 500,000 original items, from vintage packaging and toys to royal souvenirs and wartime advertisements
Understand how brands, design and marketing have evolved alongside major social and technological changes
Located in charming Notting Hill, the museum offers a fun and insightful experience for all ages

Explore the wonderful daily journey of the Museum of Brands, which opened in 1984. This immersive experience will take you on a nostalgic trip, looking back at two centuries of consumer culture, social change and lifestyle trends. Stroll along the time tunnel and discover a vivid collection of over 500,000 items, including vintage toys, wartime posters, classic brand packaging and royal souvenirs.
Learn how design, advertising and technology have transformed our society, capturing everything from pop culture to key historical events. Located in Notting Hill, the museum is a must‑visit for anyone interested in history, marketing, or simply reliving childhood memories through the lens of commercial art.

A glimpse of past royal celebrations and commemorative items

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