We took a morning and went to the Portobello Road Market and swung by the Museum on the recommendation of Trip Advisor. We had our 10-year-old in tow. We were wary at first given the seclusion of the museum, but were pleasantly surprised at its quality and the size of the collection. I am in marketing and found the collection... More

I went to this place with a friend. It was much more than we anticipated. The museum starts from the 1800s all the way up to the present date. If you enjoy looking at old artifacts and seeing the progression of brand names and labels you will love this.

This museum houses a vast collection of packaging and advertising from the 1800s to the present day. If you're looking for lots of information about packaging and in depth learning, then this is not the place for you, but if you enjoy looking at curious from olden days and reminiscing about items from your childhood then you're in for a... More

This is an entertaining museum with a vast collection of packaging going back to the Victorian era.The museum is difficult to find so make sure that you have a street map with you when you visit. Notting Hill is a great place to visit as a tourist and it is a very enjoyable walk from the underground station to the... More

I'm a Londoner by birth, but had never heard of the Museum. Went along with minimal expectations, but was totally delighted. The intimate informality of the exhibit reflected what it was: a nostalgic stroll down memory lane. As I went through it, I thought of things it ought to do -- such as trace a single product through its history... More

I visited this museum with my boyfriend because I like branding and wanted to find a place dedicated to it. He enjoyed it a lot,too. First of all, it's easily accessible from Notting Hill gate station. (10-15 min on foot), although it's hidden in a path (GPS could help). Secondly, it covers a period from Victorian age till almost today,... More

I visited the Museum of Brands a few days ago with my boyfriend, after we'd decided to try and go to some of the smaller museums and galleries around London rather than always visiting the same few. I'm so glad we decided to come! I'd only planned to spend an hour here before looking round Portobello Market (which is just... More

This museum was chosen by my friend and I as it was one of the 2 for 1 offers from British Rail, however having now been and enjoyed the museum I would have been more than happy to pay the full price, which is far from expensive. My only criticism, and it isn't really a criticism of the museum itself,... More

I'm studying marketing so of course I wanted to visit this museum, but my husband, who didn't think he'd like it, loved it! We spent about 2 hours here. As a bonus, we got to see Portobello Road and Notting Hill, which we otherwise might not have made the time to see. Loads of nice retaurants, shops and pubs on... More