Handel House Museum Tours and Tickets

Explore the former London homes of baroque composer George Frideric Handel and 1960s guitarist Jimi Hendrix on this 60-minute tour. Meet your guide on Brook Street, where both musical greats lived 200 years apart, and tour the rooms of Handel's house, where he lived, composed, and died in 1759. Then, head next door to see the painstakingly restored flat that Hendrix called home in 1989. Entrance fees included.

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In a single street in London, separated by a wall, are the homes of two of history's most significant musical artists: Jimi Hendrix and George Frideric Handel. The top floor of 23 Brook Street is the flat where Jimi Hendrix lived with his girlfriend, record player and guitar from 1968-69. Step back in time to 60s London on our guided tour of the room where Hendrix slept, partied, worked and relaxed. 

Rewind to the worlds of 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.