Handel Hendrix House General Admission

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Overview

Step back in time into the worlds of both baroque composer George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix with this admission ticket to London’s Handel and Hendrix Museum. Head inside the museum on Brook Street, where both musical greats lived, separated by 200 years, and explore their restored homes at your own pace. Wander through the rooms where Handel lived, composed, and died, and see the neighboring flat where Hendrix lived during London’s swinging 1960s.

Admission ticket to Handel and Hendrix Museum in London
Explore the Handel House, once home to George Frideric Handel, at your own pace
Learn about Handel's life and work in London
Visit the next-door flat where Jimi Hendrix lived in the late 1960s

What's Included

General Admission entry

Meeting and Pickup

Operating hours

02/14/2024 - 04/07/2027
Wednesday - Sunday : 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Departure Point

Handel Hendrix House, 25 Brook Street, London W1K 4HB England

What To Expect

Make your own way to Brook Street, where George Frideric Handel and Jimi Hendrix lived, 200 years apart, in central London, to arrive at your preferred time during the opening hours. Then, head inside and explore at your own pace.

Ascend the 250-year-old staircase in Handel’s house, where he lived from 1723 to 1759. Musicians often play harpsichords in the house to add extra atmosphere to your visit.

Wander through the restored music rooms where he composed, rehearsed, and conversed with the musical luminaries of the time, and discover how he penned his most famous work, Messiah, here.

Explore the dressing room and bedroom, where Handel died, and view any temporary additional exhibitions on his life, work, and contemporaries.

Next, visit the third floor: home to the next-door flat where Jimi Hendrix lived from 1968 to 1969. Hear about swinging 1960s London, and how Hendrix, one of the world’s greatest guitarists, described the flat as the first place he’d called home.

See the main room, recreated to how Jimi had it, and learn how he lived and played here, plus other intriguing facts.

Afterward, browse the gift shop for souvenirs (own expense) before departing and bringing your experience to an end.

Handel Hendrix House

Admission Ticket Included

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Wheelchair accessible
Stroller accessible
Service animals allowed
Infants must sit on laps
Transportation is wheelchair accessible

Surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Most travelers can participate
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Open Wednesday-Sunday, 10am-5pm
Last admission: 4pm

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

4.4

based on 58 reviews

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bcsyspro, Nov 2024

Great help from the staff. Learned a lot. Wonderful day! I am a musician and came with a friend of mine who I played with once in 1966. Fond memories

Interesting.

Daidageorgina_G, Nov 2024

Interesting museum with great facts about the history of music in London, went there as a Hendrix fan but found the Handel information very good, also has very good staff.

Five stars only because you can't...

Calvin T, Sep 2017

Five stars only because you can't give 500! My son and I thoroughly enjoyed the museum. I'm a Hendrix fan, and that said, spent as much time in the Handel side because of the friendly and knowledgeable staff, who went out of their way to engage, inform and educate. Musicians were practicing for a concert that evening, and I was fortunate to be able to sit and enjoy. Later, a singer was warming up. Hearing harpsichord and strings, as well as an opera singer resonate through a home with so much musical history was otherworldly. The Hendrix flat was as well-done and true to the period as the Handel side. Bravo for having Kathy Etchingham consult on Jimi's room. The intern there was very knowledgeable and informative. The displays of the Epiphone acoustic guitar and Roger Mayer's Octavia, especially the description of Jimi's use of effects and why were outstanding. My visit was the fulfillment of a longstanding dream and a perfect bookend to my visit earlier that week to the Tate Modern to see the Soul Of A Nation exhibit. Thank you for committing the time, effort, and resources to preserving this fragile piece of African American history, as well as tying Jimi's legacy with Handel. Looking at stairs both of them tread fires the imagination. Again, thank you. Calvin Thomas Jr Independent Film Producer Prodigal Altar Boy Films

I loved visiting Handel and Hendrix...

JaneH1954, Jul 2017

I loved visiting Handel and Hendrix Museum! I grew up on Jimi Hendrix's music so it was really neat to go through the place where he lived. I wish I would have gotten the man's name who worked there and was in Jimi's bedroom when I walked through. He was full of information and so fun to talk to. I really enjoyed visiting there!