What to do and see in Brentford, England: The Best Things to do

The Musical Museum tells the changing story of how people have captured and listened to music over the last four centuries. From tiny music boxes to the Mighty Wurlitzer theatre organ in our concert hall, the collection includes an impressive array of instruments and inventions, including reproducing pianos, orchestrions, self-playing violins, pipe organs, gramophones & synthesizers. Find out how music was recorded and reproduced, see and hear them in action. Located near Kew Bridge, Brentford, we're open on Thurday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Bank Holidays from 10:30am to 4:30pm. Tours with live demonstrations take place at 11am, 1pm & 3pm. Concession discounts and reduced prices for children and families are available. The Museum is open on any day for groups consisting of 20 people or more - please contact us for further details.

Baking - Preserving - Artisan Food Making - Poultry & Bee Keeping - Traditional Skills. Whether it's welcoming guests to our courses or working with schools, Hen Corner is bringing together the country and the city, helping you turn your urban corner green. *Please note: visits are by appointment only*

Suitable for children and adults alike, salt therapy can help alleviate respiratory problems, skin conditions and allergies including asthma, bronchitis, eczema, psoriasis and hay fever. The healing properties of salt can help clear lungs of toxins and mucus, improve oxygen levels, strengthen the immune system, improve skin conditions, enhance muscle performance and reduce symptoms of allergies. Relax for an hour, in a climate controlled salt room, and breath in salt infused air. Great alternative to breathing in sea air. Alleviate respiratory symptoms caused by pollution. Prepare your lungs for the winter by cleansing them of excess mucus. Build your immune system to fight air-borne bugs and thus reduce your need for antibiotics. Athletes can use salt therapy as a drug-free enhancement to improve lung capacity and help repair muscles quickly after an event. Singers can use salt therapy to repair vocal cords after a performance.

The London Museum of Water & Steam at Kew Bridge was built in 1838 and is home to an internationally recognised collection of working steams engines that can be seen in operation every weekend. Come and discover the story of London's water supply through interactive displays and fascinating objects from Romans times to modern day. The museum is also home to a narrow gauge steam railway which is in operation every weekend and selected dates in the school holidays. Families can also enjoy the new Waterworks interactive gallery, with hands on exhibits that bring the story of London's water supply to life and prepare to get wet in the outdoors "Splashzone" where children of all ages can turn wheels, gears and pumps to move water by hand to create amazing outcomes. The rotative steam engines are in operation every weekend with the Cornish Engines running on monthly event days (see website for event listings). After all that, relax and refuel in the Stokers Cafe where you will be able to choose from a range of hot and cold drinks and homemade treats. We are a 5 minute walk from Kew Bridge Station (25 minutes from London Waterloo) and are a short bus journey away from South Ealing station (Picadilly Line + 65 bus) and Gunnersbury (District Line and Overground + 237 or 267 bus). There is a small car park on site for visitors.

Syon House is the London home of the Duke of Northumberland and has been in the Percy family for over 400 years. Built on the site of a late medieval abbey, Syon boasts one of the finest Robert Adam interiors in the country and has a magnificent collection of paintings and furniture. Set in 200 acres of parkland and Capability Brown designed gardens, which includes the Great Conservatory, Syon is one of London's hidden treasures.

Sky Bet Championship Play-Off Finalists in 2019/20 and Carabao Cup Semi-Finalists in 2020/21, Brentford Football Club are making great strides on and off the pitch. In 2020, having called Griffin Park our home since 1904, we moved to a brand new, 17,250-seater stadium. Situated next to the M4, Brentford Community Stadium is located a short distance from both Heathrow Airport and Central London. Four-time winner of the EFL Community Club of the Year Award and the only professional football club in the UK with a Business in the Community and Community Mark Award, Brentford is striving to become the most inclusive club in the country. We are committed to giving the same great experience to all our visitors, with Brentford Community Stadium fully accessible to wheelchair users. Brentford Community Stadium is also the home of Premiership Rugby club London Irish, so whether it’s football or rugby, we’ve got you covered!

Riverside location, 2 bars, stage, dance floor, VIP area, underground parking. 20 minutes from Heathrow and 20 minutes to Central London. Unique cocktails, fine wines, Scotch Whiskeys and vintage Champagnes on the menu. A comfortable and modern bar in Brentford provides customers with a relaxed yet exciting environment. Your First Class Bar in London.