Walk through 200 years of brands
The Time Tunnel is the museum’s main permanent display. It presents everyday products, adverts, toys and packaging in chronological order, showing how British life, shopping habits and design have changed over time.
Explore the Time Tunnel and revisit for a year
Step into 200 years of everyday life at the Museum of Brands in Notting Hill. Your ticket gives you access to the museum’s Time Tunnel, where packaging, posters, toys and household favourites chart how Britain’s brands have changed over time.
You can also visit any temporary exhibitions when available, plus use the on-site café, garden and gift shop during your visit. From 2026 tickets, the museum says eligible tickets include unlimited visits for 1 year, so this can be a handy pick if you’re planning more than one London museum day out.
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Your ticket includes entry to the Museum of Brands, including the Time Tunnel and any temporary exhibitions when available. For popular exhibitions, the museum says you may be asked to book a free timeslot before purchasing your ticket to guarantee access.
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The Museum of Brands is a practical, easy-to-browse museum visit for families, older children, teens and adults who enjoy design, pop culture and social history. The main attraction is the Time Tunnel, which takes you decade by decade through packaging, advertising, toys and household products from Victorian times to the present day.
The Time Tunnel is the museum’s main permanent display. It presents everyday products, adverts, toys and packaging in chronological order, showing how British life, shopping habits and design have changed over time.
Your ticket also covers temporary exhibitions when they are open. The museum has confirmed that some temporary exhibition spaces may have periodic closures between 20 April and 4 June, so the Time Tunnel is the most reliable year-round highlight.
The museum has an on-site café, gift shop and garden, so you can break up your visit without leaving the venue. The garden is also open for visitors who want a quieter space to sit and recharge.
Closed bank holiday weekend, August
Christmas hours: Closed 24th, 25th and 26th December. Closed 1st January
Museum of Brands
111-117 Museum of Brands, Lancaster Road, Notting Hill, London, Greater London, W11 1QT, England
Tel: 02072439611
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Last updated: 07:59 13/08/2025
Most asked questions relating to Museum of Brands.
The ticket includes entry to the Museum of Brands, the Time Tunnel and temporary exhibitions when available. The official admissions page also says 2026 tickets include unlimited visits for 1 year.