Is the Museum of Brands worth a visit for non-Brits?

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This is my umpteenth visit, but don’t get me wrong, I love this city. It just means I’ve done most of the sight seeing. (Tours, British Museum, Covent Garden, Tower of London, Churchill’s war rooms, Harry Potter studios, etc) I came to town for the Freddie Mercury exhibition and while I’m here I’ll visit the photo exhibition of Paul McCartney at the National Portrait Gallery. Tomorrow is going to be a rainy day, so I’m looking for inside activities. The Museum of Brands sounds interesting and fun, but they say it’s a nostalgic experience and I wonder if that’s true for people from continental Europe.

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