Museum of Brands
The Basics
There’s plenty to see at the Museum of Brands; allow an hour or two to explore and opt for a prepaid skip-the-line ticket to save time. Highlights include the Time Tunnel, filled with items from Victorian times through the war years, and on into the 50s, 60s, and beyond. Toys, games, food products, advertisements from radio and television, magazines showcasing evolving fashion, posters, and pop culture memorabilia are all part of the chronological exhibits.
Things to Know Before You Go
There is an admission fee for the Museum of Brands, with reduced entrance for children.
On-site facilities include a museum cafe, gift shop, and garden.
The museum is fully wheelchair accessible.
How to Get There
The Museum is located in Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, a short walk from Portobello Market. The closest tube station is Ladbroke Grove, two blocks away.
Trip ideas
When to Get There
The museum is open daily, year-round. It’s busiest on weekends, particularly spring through fall, so aim for a weekday morning to dodge the crowds.
Temporary Exhibitions and Events
The Museum of Brands also hosts regular temporary exhibitions with past themes including women in advertising, sustainable packaging, and propaganda in advertising. Regular talks and master classes are held at the museum, as well as hands-on activities including weekly yoga classes, live music workshops, and even food tastings.
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