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Brooklands Museum

Booking Brooklands Museum

  • Walk alongside Concorde and explore the Flight Shed packed with rare aircraft.
  • Drive past classic motors on restored racing surfaces and see period vehicles in action.
  • Discover the London Bus Museum and restored race track banking all on one site.
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A pioneering aviation and motoring museum on the site of the world’s first purpose-built race track, showcasing historic aircraft, vintage cars and transport innovation.

Times

Open daily from 10:00 to 17:00, last admission at 16:00. View all available times here

Attraction Duration

3-4 hours

Age Range

Attraction Overview

Brooklands Museum occupies part of the original Brooklands track, which opened in 1907 as the UK’s first banked motor racing circuit. Today, the site includes aircraft hangars, a Concorde on display, classic race cars and motorcycles, and the London Bus Museum. The museum highlights include the restored Members’ Banking, the Flight Shed with historic aircraft such as Hurricanes and Wellington bombers, and interactive exhibits in the Stratosphere Chamber. You can also enjoy simulator rides, vintage vehicle demonstrations and themed events throughout the year.

Be sure to explore...

  • Concorde Experience with guided tours of the cockpit and cabin on the original British Airways Concorde.
  • Flight Shed and Aircraft Factory where volunteers restore Hurricanes, Wellingtons and test prototypes.
  • The fastest on Earth zone featuring racers like the Napier‑Railton under the original track banking.
  • London Bus Museum combining vintage buses from the 1920s through the 1970s with interactive displays.
  • Family activities including simulators, science shows and motor circuits for younger visitors.

How to get here

Brooklands Museum lies between Weybridge and Byfleet beside the former Brooklands motor circuit. From Junction 10 of the M25, follow the A3 then the A245 for a few miles, look for brown tourist signs for Brooklands, and you’ll arrive at the Concorde Gate Guardian, then follow Brooklands Drive to the visitor car park. The entrance sits behind Mercedes‑Benz World and faces the Concorde on display.

Get here by Public Transport

The 436 bus goes to Brooklands Museum from Woking, West Byfleet and Weybridge railway stations.