Freddie Mercury exhibition London: Full info including opening times and nearest tube stop

An exhibition centred around the late Queen frontman will open at Sotheby’s in Bond Street this week.

Published 3rd Aug 2023, 11:05 BST

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Londoners will be able to step into Freddie Mercury’s world at a new exhibition in the city. The Freddie Mercury: A World of His Own collection will go on display in the capital on Friday (August 4) and will showcase some of the late Queen singer’s personal belongings.

The exhibition celebrating the iconic performer will stay open to London locals and visitors for just one month. It is set to close on September 5, which would have marked his 77th birthday.

It was announced that some of the Queen icon’s personal collection would go on display in the capital earlier this spring. The exhibition will show items from his former Garden Lodge residence, which will form a series of immersive galleries reflecting different moments of the singer’s life.

As well as the exhibition, there will also be a themed restaurant and cafe dedicated to the singer. While the restaurant will serve some of Mercury’s most beloved dishes, a cafe named after his two cats, Miko and Delilah, will be open.

Here’s everything fans need to know about the London Freddie Mercury exhibition.

Where is the London Freddie Mercury exhibition? How to get there on the underground

Address: Sotheby’s London, 34-35 New Bond St, London W1S 2RP

Nearest tube stop: Bond Street 5-minute walk

Freddie Mercury of Queen in 1982. (Photo by Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Freddie Mercury of Queen in 1982. (Photo by Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Sotheby’s London Freddie Mercury exhibition opening times

Do I need a ticket to enter the Sotheby’s London Freddie Mercury exhibition?

No, admission into the late Queen frontman-themed exhibition is free. While the collection is open to the public, visitors may have to queue for entry during busy times as it will be run on a first-come, first-served basis.

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