Don't miss this gallery if you are interested in one of the most amazing art collections in the world. It is also free admission! More

A treasure trove of great art. As it is free you can pop in just to see one or two rooms and come back later to see something else. A real haven in a busy part of London. More

Tackling all the art in this museum would again be a days long adventure. We again chose certain collections, certain well-known artists to go visit and were satisfied with what we saw along the way. I particularly enjoyed seeing Van Gogh's Sunflowers among other fascinating artwork. Also, if you're interested in art a trip to the British Museum is in... More

A great place to rest during a warmer day while catching up on your British history. More

We spent half a day and would love to go back and browse more parts of the gallery. More

A temporary exhibition demonstrating the influence of the French artist Claude on Turner. Excellently constructed and very informative with many fine paintings by both Claude and Turner. More

We spent four hours here and still didnt get to see everything. Next time we're over we will be back - far better in my opinion than the louvre in Paris. More

Compared with the paintings from the Louvre in Paris, the national gallery has more (at least to me) known paintings. That is what I liked. But I didn't understand why they were so fussy about taking photos. More

The National Gallery is awesome museum. First of all, it is free. And the location in front of Trafalgar Square, make it even better. The museum is huge! You can see the famous paintings from Degas and Van Gough and etc! You need a proper time if you want to see all. The gallery rooms is also grand and awesome.You... More