In a single street in London, separated by a wall, are the homes of two of history’s most significant musical artists.
25 Brook St London Greater London W1K 4HB United Kingdom
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The house that was Handel's home between 1723 and his death in 1759 is now a museum devoted to the composer 's life. Weekly late opening is until 8pm on Thursdays, with concerts from 6.30 to 7.30pm. Read more
A great small museum focusing on its 2 famous inhabitants across a wall and 200 years. Nicely done and about to be closed from September 2021 for a major renovation until 2023.
Handel lived at no.25 between 1723 and his death in 1756, and composed his Messiah and Zadok the Priest among many other works here. The interior is now a faithful recreation from this period.
Handel's residence for the last 36 years. He wrote Messiah here. Interestingly Jimi Hendrix lived next door a couple of centuries later.
Seemingly removed from the modern world, Handel House offers much to soothe and inspire for lovers of Georgian architecture , interiors and portrait painting . Read more
The place surround here us so intriguing! Doubt that museum worth the price though.
Check out the second edition of Sir Isaac Newton's Principia!
The entrance is on the opposite on lancaster court
Check out the Hendrix exhibition !
Had a private tour- Ivan was immensely knowledgeable and engaging. Thoroughly recommend. - Amy Pearson
A gem of a museum. Sign up for the tour of the private residences. Only a few people can go every hour or so. It’s a wonderful way to learn more about Soane and see his family’s quarters. - Angela
Great experience! Do not miss this house. And have a chat with the knowledgable staff - very friendly! - Mike DeSimone
Best department store in London. Recommend the food hall as well. And if you go there half an hour before closing on sundays..a lot of the fresh deli foods (sushi/sandwiches/pies etc) are half price! - James K22