Interesting museum, but I arrived ten minutes late for the Concorde experience and wasn't allowed to join or given credit for another day visit. Not very welcoming Full review by MattsM14
Jan 11, 2025
Visited here in early January 2025. This is not your traditional museum but rather an open air set of exhibits spread across a fairly large site. There are various classic and modern automobiles, a … Full review by Josh T
Jan 10, 2025
Live locally and have wanted to visit for years. I wasn’t disappointed! I love the original buildings which take you back to the glory days of motor racing and aviation. A highlight was making an a… Full review by Tashybud
How long would it take to walk around Brooklands including the Museum
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Yes I would agree with all the other comments. We arrived at 10am and finally left at 4pm. So yes a full day is required. What I will say is that all our group are aviation fanatics and some …
Yes I would agree with all the other comments. We arrived at 10am and finally left at 4pm. So yes a full day is required. What I will say is that all our group are aviation fanatics and some of us even worked on aircraft for many years. I myself carried out X-raying on the Brooklands static display Hurricane Z2389 Engine Bearer frame a few years ago. What people forget is that Brooklands has so much more than just aircraft. They have numerous superb vintage cars, motor bikes, push bikes and all kinds of associated memorabilia. Without doubt we did take our time and basically stopped to look at everything, so if you are not that way inclined, you could action Brooklands in just 3 hours I guess. To be quite honest you will be cheating yourself of a really great day of seeing history up close if you rush your visit. In fact I have now visited Brooklands 5 times over the past 15 years. Have a great visit.
Can I walk directly into the museum/where is the pedestrian access? As I looked on google maps but can't see a clear pedestrian pathway.
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You can get to Brooklands on foot. There's lots of info on getting to Brooklands on their website. Check out the Visit link. Travelling by train: The nearest railway station is …
You can get to Brooklands on foot. There's lots of info on getting to Brooklands on their website. Check out the Visit link. Travelling by train: The nearest railway station is Weybridge (less than a mile away) which is on the Woking to Waterloo and Staines to Weybridge lines. The Museum is a 20-minute walk from the station, or you can catch one of the local buses from outside the station to the Brooklands Hotel stop (7-minute walk). Pedestrians from Weybridge Train Station can either walk down Brooklands Road to use the Campbell Gate Entrance off Brooklands Road (this entrance is shared with JTI and signed ‘JTI Members Hill’ - Campbell Gate walking directions), or they can use the new Brooklands Accessibility Scheme shared cycling and walking path to reach the main visitor entrance on Brooklands Drive. Travelling by bus: The Falcon bus route 436 serves Woking, Sheerwater, Byfleet, Mercedes-Benz World, Brooklands Hotel and Weybridge Station Monday to Saturday. The Museum is a short walk from the Brooklands Hotel stop. The Chatterbus serves Leatherhead, Fetcham and Cobham and the Brooklands retail park with a stop at the Museum on Saturdays. Enjoy your visit!
Not sure if the website is slightly out of date. But do you still need to wear face coverings in confined spaces. Ie Concorde experience.
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Hi .. the only place we were asked to mask up was the small formula 1 shed, but that was in March .. i don't believe masks are a requirement anywhere now. Hope this helps. Enjoy …
Hi .. the only place we were asked to mask up was the small formula 1 shed, but that was in March .. i don't believe masks are a requirement anywhere now. Hope this helps. Enjoy Brooklands, it's fantastic.
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