• Handel & Hendrix in London - Spend an hour or two discovering this hidden historical treasure in the heart of London. At 25 Brook Street, ascend the quirky, 250-year-old staircase and journey back in time to George Frideric Handel’s music rooms, where he composed, rehearsed, performed, and engaged with the leading musical figures of the baroque era. This is where he created the “Messiah,” and these are the windows from which he humorously threatened to throw opera stars when they refused to sing his arias.

On the museum’s third floor, visitors are transported to 1960s London, capturing the essence of its vibrant era. The city, which celebrated one of the greatest guitarists ever, Jimi Hendrix, held a special place in his heart. He described the flat he shared with his girlfriend Kathy at 23 Brook Street as the first place he truly called home.

• General Admission entry

On a single street in London, divided by a wall, lie the residences of two of history’s most influential musical figures. At 25 Brook Street, George Frideric Handel composed some of the most lasting Baroque music, including the famous Messiah. Two centuries later, Jimi Hendrix lived with his girlfriend, record player, and guitar in a flat on the top floor of 23 Brook Street. These homes belonged to musical pioneers who both chose London and transformed music. Experience them together at Handel & Hendrix in London.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Open Wednesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm
• Last admission: 4pm

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.