Galleries are free (and fantastic) but don't forget to buy a booklet on the way in to explain the pieces
Wonderful contemporary art gallery with many rooms. My friend isn't even into art and enjoyed this gallery a lot. One of my favorites in London.
I love this gallery, maybe one of the best in London if u are into modern art. I recommend the room 15, called Oil Room as well!
A wonderful place for people watching on a sunny day or as a romantic meeting place at dusk, but look out for the pigeons. A visit to the National Gallery is also highly recommended.
A wonderful place for people watching on a sunny day or as a romantic meeting place at dusk, but look out for the pigeons. A visit to the National Gallery is also highly recommended :D
A great place to sit on the steps that lead to the National Gallery and relax. Great views and a beautiful gathering plaza in the center of London.
A superb gallery - with a lovely, often quiet cafe and a great book shop.
Wonderful gallery. Far better than the national. Art with a history lesson. Opens until 9pm on Thursdays.
One of the most important galleries in London, it's a must if you are already at trafalgar, it's right behind the national gallery. Tons of paintings and sculptures from different eras.
Check out the Netherlandish galleries in the Sainsbury Wing - best in the world!
You can enjoy live music in the Gallery every Friday evening, courtesy of the Royal College of Music, as you admire the art. Read more.
Great place to take pictures and the Gallery is for free!
My favourite gallery in town ❤ just amazing!
One of the best galleries in London with ever changing exhibitions. It's free and busy. The restaurant at the top floor is not as busy and offers a lovely view of the Thames.
The viewing gallery is a lovely way to view the city from above!
Great small gallery of mostly impressionist paintings.
UK students get in free with ID. Excellent gallery for its size, with sweet temporary exhibits (i.e. Cezanne's "Cardplayers").
Great little gallery, one of London's best. Size makes it not too daunting. Main Impressionist room is outstanding.
30 September: Founded in 1901, to bring art to East London, the Gallery was designed by architect Charles Harrison Townsend and, despite its expansion in recent years, remains in its original home.
Get the caramelised onion tart at the gallery cafe. Best in town.
One of Britain’s most forward-thinking galleries with excellent reputation for showcasing contemporary art. If you’re lucky, your visit may coincide with a live performance, talk or artist interview. Read more.
Unpredictable not-so-tasty Gallery by Pier Garnier... Dessrets are perfect! I'd better recommend afternoon tea/breakfast at Parlour rather than dinner at Gallery. High end of designer's freedom)
Check out the toilets!! quirky and fun atmosphere restaurant in the gallery, with fantastic choice of food
Afternoon tea in the gallery is a must. Great service, incredible finger food all in a visually exciting environment. Pricey but good for special occasions.
Since 1897, Tate Britain has been the national gallery of British art from 1500 to the present day, with works by, like, everyone: Turner, Blake, Constable Read more.
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Beautiful gallery, great collection, nice variety of exhibitions
Great contemporary art gallery. Never fails to have interesting exhibitions and changes them regularly, making it the best way to pack 30 mins of art into your day - 1 hour if it's really good! ;)
Favourite gallery in town! Beautiful architecture and exhibitions
If you go to Maltby street market drop by in the gallery - one of my favorites in London
One of London’s most famous galleries for contemporary and modern art.
One of the best art galleries in London. Art at its finest; filled with provocative themes. Free entry.
They've got two lovely galleries - original and Sackler - in the heart of Hyde Park. It's enjoyable to come to see Serpentine Pavilion every year when the weather is good.
Check out the new Medieval and Renaissance galleries, they're amazing!
The Medieval Galleries are a wonder. Go downstairs and be careful not to walk straight past the tiny red figure of a slave just inside the door. You'll know why when you se it.
Check out the new Ceramics galleries on the top floor. Innovative, and a bit of space from the crowds.Their temporary exhibitions are very well curated and worth seeing.
Zaha Hadid's design for the Sackler restaurant in the gallery is amazing
A lovely little gallery by Kensington gardens. Currently exhibiting Pascale Martine Tayou: il est génial !!! Free admission
Little gallery set in hyde Park. Fantastic for a hit of art amoungst the beauty of the park. Excellent day trip. Go to the serpentine or lido for ice cream and paddle in dianas memorial
Today one of London’s most important contemporary art galleries, the Hayward is named after Sir Isaac Hayward, Labour leader of the London County Council from 1947 until its abolition in 1965.
This art gallery located at Belvedere Road features lots of great exhibits by of contemporary art (about 4 per year), big and small. The Hayward Gallery Project Space is free of charge.
Still the best gallery in London for contemporary art. Though it lacks a permanent exhibition (you can get that from the Tate Modern) it always deliveries on great exhibitions from modern artists.
the courteous gallery is free on Monday's from 10am to 2pm!
Great gallery, exhibitions and outdoor events. Nice cafe too
great sightseeing and the terrace overlooking the Thames, near Strand so very central and have good great exhibitions in Courtauld Gallery
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