Brixton Windmill in London: photos, reviews

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Brixton Windmill, a remarkable slice of history in London's Brixton Hill, has captivated visitors with its charming presence and 200 years of rich heritage. With an impressive Google rating of 4.5, it offers an engaging experience for both adults and children alike. As you explore this unique attraction, you'll discover fascinating stories and intriguing exhibits that bring the past to life. Planning ahead is recommended to secure tickets, allowing you to enjoy your visit during daylight hours when the windmill opens its doors.

Features

Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Recommended buy tickets ahead

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Rush Common (Stop BY)

Bus stop 576 m walk

Holmewood Road (Stop BT)

Bus stop 708 m walk

Lyham Road towards Clapham South or Streatham Hill

Bus stop 602 m walk

Atkins Road / New Park Road (Stop E)

Bus stop 762 m walk

4.5

based on 311 review

Google

4.5/5 290 reviews

Facebook

4.4/5 21 review

Kirsty Rennie

It was nice to see such a unique piece of history in the area, but the café (which we only knew was a cafe after we left the area) wasn't very inviting. It's just a black container with a window or two and an A board. It was a VERY hot day so we didn't stick around too long but next time we'll check out the cafe.

tulsehilltiger

Mayfest. Fabulous. Kid loved it.

Annabel Smyth

The windmill itself is closed due to the pandemic, but it is a lovely small park with a children's playground and sports area. Updated May 2023: Everything now open, of course, and there are all sorts of activities in the community centre, many free or only charging a nominal fee. May 2025: The Friends of Windmill Gardens organiser Open Weekends and other special events several times a year.

Brixton Windmill in London

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