Handel & Hendrix in London Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Handel & Hendrix in London. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Handel Hendrix House General Admission
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Tickets for Handel & Hendrix in London currently cost £14.50 for adults, £10.50 for students, £5 for children aged 13–17, while kids aged 12 and under enter for free. If you book a ticket for a group of more than 10 people, you’ll receive a discount of 10%.

As you might expect from the former homes of two iconic musicians, the highlights of Handel & Hendrix in London are the musical instruments and memorabilia that are on display. You can see Handel's harpsichords and furniture based on original Georgian designs, and Hendrix’s guitars and handwritten lyrics.

Yes, Handel & Hendrix in London is accessible to wheelchairs, strollers, and visitors with limited mobility. The entrance and exit are step-free, and all floors can be accessed via an elevator (although note that it can be subject to maintenance issues). Note that some of the original 18th-century floors are uneven, so flat, closed-toe shoes are recommended. Accessible restrooms are available on the ground floor. Service dogs are welcome.

Yes, Handel & Hendrix in London hosts a selection of special events. Weekly talks are delivered by the museum curator every Thursday at 2pm, and entry is included with admission tickets. The museum also hosts live museum recitals and temporary exhibitions—check the website for the full calendar of events.

Handel & Hendrix is conveniently located in central London, with plenty of attractions nearby. It's just a couple of blocks from Oxford Street, London's most famous shopping area, and just five minutes from the Photographer’s Gallery, which hosts an enriching range of international photography exhibitions.