The Museum of Brands is a quirky and fascinating destination that you must visit. Located on 111-117 Lancaster Road, just minutes away from Portobello Road, this museum showcases 150 years of brands, packaging, and advertising through its permanent exhibition called the 'Time Tunnel'. Created by consumer historian Robert Opie, the exhibition takes you on a journey through the evolution of brands over time.

In addition to the permanent exhibition, the Museum also presents temporary exhibitions, talks, webinars, and workshops, providing a platform to debate ideas and examine the role of brands in history and the modern world. The Museum boasts a subtropical garden and a gift shop for visitors to enjoy. The Museum of Brands is not only a destination for visitors, but it also hosts more than 200 events and conferences per year for renowned brands like Unilever, Facebook, and Tesco.

Their learning programme attracts more than 20,000 students annually from schools and universities. The Museum's main objective is to enhance the enjoyment and understanding of commercial art, design, social and consumer history to as wide an audience as possible. They strive to offer high-quality learning experiences and preserve objects and specialist knowledge for future generations.

The Museum of Brands is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history and impact of brands on society