Museum of Brands
London, Greater London
About Museum of Brands
Is your little one obsessed with history? Then we've got the most unique museum for you to visit! The Museum of Brands in Notting Hill is a unique treasure trove of retro design and memories! The museum is like a time capsule, showcasing a brilliant collection of brands from the past! You'll find an amazing collection of all your favourite brands, including Rimmel cosmetics from the 1890s, First World War Oxo Cubes, Mars Bars, Rolos and KitKats from the 1930s and a shiny 1970s Chopper Bike.
There's so much to explore in the world of consumer society, so let's dive into the history of consumer culture!
Things To Do At The Museum Of Brands
Step back in time as you explore the history of all your favourite brands, from Victorian times to the present. Take a trip down memory lane as you walk through the time tunnel! You'll be transported through the decades as you witness the evolution of consumer society. Their new audio installation brings moments and stories to life!
You'll see a huge collection of drink packaging and materials of packaging, as well as over 12,000 original items, including domestic products, toys, posters, games, and more! Did you know you can even explore some of the most influential packaging inventions? There are also plenty of family activities to take part in, like worksheets and even an online quiz!
The museum is totally family-friendly, with trails and adventure bags to kick-start conversations about the brands we know and love. The Museum’s gift shop sells retro-inspired items, many created from images in the collection, including vintage posters, homewares, old-fashioned toys and games, old-school postcards, a range of books, gift wraps, and cards.
There is also a gorgeous south-facing microclimate courtyard garden that is kept beautiful all year round by fantastic volunteer gardeners. The Museum café offers fresh lunches daily, including sandwiches, soups, salads and cakes, plus speciality coffees and teas.
The Museum of Brands is a must-see museum full of an extraordinary collection of memorabilia that showcases British consumer culture! It's a unique museum that should definitely be added to your bucket list!
- Nostalgic journey through consumer culture
- Brilliant collection of everyday products from over history
- Plenty of family-friendly activities to take part in
Time Travel Through Consumer Culture
The Museum of Brands offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of consumer society, featuring iconic brands like Rimmel cosmetics from the 1890s and 1970s Chopper Bikes. The museum's "time tunnel" transports visitors through decades of brand history, making it a nostalgic experience.
Extensive Collection of Memorabilia
The museum houses over 12,000 original items, including drink packaging, domestic products, toys, posters, and games. It also showcases influential packaging inventions, providing a comprehensive look at the history of everyday products.
Family-Friendly Activities
The Museum of Brands is perfect for families, offering trails, adventure bags, worksheets, and an online quiz to engage children in learning about consumer culture. The museum also has a retro-inspired gift shop and a lovely café with a courtyard garden.
Facilities
Toilets
Gift Shop
Accessible Toilets
Baby Changing
Food Available
Wheelchair Friendly
Pushchair Friendly
Opening Times
- Monday, 10:00 - 18:00
- Tuesday, 10:00 - 18:00
- Wednesday, 10:00 - 18:00
- Thursday, 10:00 - 18:00
- Friday, 10:00 - 18:00
- Saturday, 10:00 - 18:00
- Sunday, 11:00 - 17:00
Closed bank holiday weekend, August
Christmas hours: Closed 24th, 25th and 26th December. Closed 1st January
Pricing & Tickets
- Child (7-16) : £5.50
- Adult (17-18+) : £10.00
Adults (standard ticket): £10.00
Children (7 - 16 yrs): £5.50
Senior ticket and disability concessions: £7.50
Student: £7.50
Family ticket: £26.00
Carer for disabled guest: Free
Members tickets starting from £12
Book in advance for cheapest tickets
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Plan Your Visit
Typical visit time 1 - 2 hours
Suitable for Kids and Adults too
Food & Drink Options
The Museum café offers fresh lunches daily, including sandwiches, soups, salads and cakes, plus specialty coffees and teas. Available to eat in or take away.
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Contact Details
The Museum is just a two minute walk from the world famous Portobello Road. Located in fashionable Notting Hill, the neighbourhood has a distinctive, small-village feel.
111-117 Museum of Brands, Lancaster Road, Notting Hill
London
Greater London
W11 1QT
England
Tel: 02072439611
Visit WebsiteTransport Information
By Tube
The closest Tube station is Ladbroke Grove (Circle and Hammersmith & City), which is a two-minute walk away.
By Bus
The 7, 23, 52, 70, 228, 452, and N7 buses all stop near Ladbroke Grove, which is a 3-minute walk away from the museum.
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Last Updated: 07:59 13/08/2025
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