JnibJuly 5th, 2018

Interesting place to reminisce and remind yourself of products and cultural items from your youth. The museum has a surprisingly large collection arranged by era in a 'time tunnel' There are also displays of products by Brand showing how the branding has developed or resisted change over time. The coffee shop is pleasant and offers a good selection of refreshments. The entrance price is quite expensive for the size of the museum. Not particularly good for children as the displays are primarily just that, no opportunity to play or interact in any way, but a must see place for anyone studying packaging design or product branding or product management.

Jack LeeSeptember 29th, 2018

One of the worst museums I've ever visited both for its confused identity and poor curation of materials. One half of the museum had nothing to do with brands but rather about British history and particularly the Royal Family. The second half does focus on brands but very limited and overloaded with items without much explanation like the rest of the museum. Please hire a curator to present something educational rather than simply an endless display of used merchandise.

Alexandra VornicuSeptember 26th, 2018

Incredible experience! You can learn so much about advertising in a short amount of time. Very dense, but very well organized. A genuine treat!

Brian DalySeptember 19th, 2018

Well worth a visit. Decades of advertising displayed very well. If you don't say "Oh yes, I Remember that" I'll buy you a coffee at the pleasant coffee bar.

Sophie paulOctober 1st, 2018

Absolutely loved it here, I was not expecting to enjoy my visit as much as I did. My partner works in marketing and design and wanted to visit and I expected it to be boring - wrong! You're taken on a journey of brands and packing from the turn of the 20th century until today. I particularly loved seeing how some brands that have been around for many many years have evolved (or not evolved as it were, see Coleman's Mustard!) My favourite part was looking at stuff from the 90s. They just don't make fun packaging like they used to!!