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Museum of Brands
12,000-strong collection of packets, adverts and items from the Victorian era to the present day.
Address: 111-117 Lancaster Rd, London W11 1QT, UK
Phone: 020 7243 9611
State: Greater London
City: London
Zip Code: W11 1QT

opening times

Monday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Reviews
Great museum with interesting displays of packaging, takes you on a nostalgic trip and lots to see for everyone, including children. Also a nice gift shop and tea room too! Ladbroke Grove tube station nearest, turn right and right again for location and is only a five minute walk! Staff all friendly and welcoming, a very nice visit!
An amazing nostalgic collection of advertising and domestic brands throughout the decades. A real treat & evokes SO many memories of childhood, growing up & what we shared with family and friends. The staff are lovely & welcoming. A must visit!
The Museum of Brands was a decent and surprisingly nostalgic little stop while exploring the Notting Hill area. There’s a huge collection of vintage packaging, advertisements, toys, and everyday products from different decades, so there’s always something interesting to look at as you walk through.nnWhat makes it enjoyable is seeing how branding and design have evolved over time — you end up recognising random products and packaging styles you didn’t expect to remember. It’s not a massive museum, but there’s enough variety to keep it engaging throughout the visit.nnI’d say it works best as a short side trip rather than a main destination. If you’re already heading toward Notting Hill or Portobello Road Market, it’s an easy and worthwhile stop that adds a little extra to the day without taking up too much time. Around 30 minutes to an hour is probably perfect.nnOverall, a pleasant and unique museum experience with plenty to casually browse through.
Such a fun little museum for anyone who likes looking at old stuff! I went two years ago and remember it like it was yesterday!nThe staff were friendly and gave us some more information about the museum. In the back there is a little garden where you can enjoy a drink or just hang out. Very nice atmosphere and cute shop! Would definitely recommend!
What a quirky museum! My favorite kind Do not be fooled; this museum has an outstanding collection of memorabilia and items from the Victorian era to the 1970’s. I particularly enjoyed their special Thunderbirds exhibit, featuring memorabilia from the TV puppet show that I remember fondly. As an American, I realized that it was much more popular in the UK than the States, but we did have it here for a while.nnThe staff were so helpful and welcoming too. This is a kid-friendly space with a small cafe and a lovely outdoor garden. Don’t miss it!
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Directions to Museum of Brands with public transportation


Ladbroke Grove Underground Station 120 meters
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Hammersmith & City
Ladbroke Grove 140 meters
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Cambridge Gardens Ladbroke Grove 190 meters
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Blenheim Crescent 260 meters
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Cambridge Gardens St Marks Rd 320 meters
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