Entrada al Brooklands Museum

Brooklands Museum is a museum in Surrey, located on the site of the world's first purpose-built motor racing circuit, which opened in 1907. Entry tickets give access to a collection spanning motorsport and aviation history, set across the original banked track and period buildings that have been preserved since the circuit closed in 1939. The museum sits in Weybridge, roughly 20 miles south-west of London, and draws visitors with a range of full-scale exhibits that are difficult to find elsewhere in the UK.

Visitors can walk through a British Airways Concorde, one of the few remaining examples open to the public, and examine a Hawker Hurricane alongside other Second World War aircraft. The motorsport collection includes a McLaren MP4/6 Formula 1 show car, a broad selection of vintage motorcycles, and racing cars connected to the circuit's pre-war history. Sections of the original banked track remain intact and form part of the site tour. Entry covers general admission to all permanent outdoor and indoor exhibits, including the aircraft and vehicle displays. The Concorde Mach 2 experience, which includes a guided interior tour with additional commentary, is available separately on-site and is not included in the standard ticket.