Brooklands Museum

Brooklands Museum preserves the site of the world’s first purpose‑built motor racing circuit and a major aviation hub. Exhibits include racing cars, motorcycles and notable aircraft such as Concorde G‑BBDG and a Vickers Wellington bomber.

The site combines indoor galleries, hangars and outdoor circuit remnants, with an on‑site café, museum shop and nearby London Bus Museum. Check the official website for current opening times, ticketing and special events.

Start with a short introduction to the circuit and aircraft collections in the main hangars, then explore vehicles and engines in the motoring galleries.

Look out for:

• Concorde G‑BBDG and the restored Vickers Wellington bomber.

• Original sections of the Brooklands banking and race control architecture.

• A mix of racing cars, motorcycles and engineering exhibits with explanatory panels.

• The adjacent London Bus Museum and periodic special events or vehicle displays.

Best way to experience it: Arrive mid‑morning to allow time for indoor hangars and a stroll around the circuit remains; combine with a visit to the London Bus Museum and plan to use the café and shop between exhibits. Refer to the museum website for ticket booking and seasonal opening hours.

• Admission is ticketed; check the official site for current prices and opening hours.

• Site is spread across hangars and outdoor areas; wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.

• On‑site café and shop available; guided tours or special events run periodically.

• Easily reached on foot from Weybridge station; visitor parking details are on the museum website.