The Art Gallery has it's 'regular' displays but also many exhibitions. It has lunch-time recitals, a cafe (with lovely cake!) and a well-stocked gift shop. I am planning my next visit.

Spacious, attractive and well curated exhibits. I was impressed with the range of artworks on display from the classic to the modern. Good coffee shop too.

Thoroughly recommend the Aberdeen Art Gallery. They have some amazing pieces and its a great day out. The staff are very friendly and they had some interesting exhibitions when I visited.

The building is beautiful and there are so many wonderful paintings. The staff are also friendly and helpful. I have been visiting Aberdeen Art Gallery since I was a child and it has hardly changed - and that is how I would like it to remain. The café is also good value but could perhaps be refurbished to improve the... More

The collection is superb, including some fine Pre-Raphaelite pieces, most notably Rossetti's wonderful 'Mariana'. To see this painting in real life is to appreciate the artist's use of rich colours to express a mood. There are works by Millais, Solomon, Holman Hunt, William Scott, Crane and others. Waterhouse's 'Penelope and her Suitors' is on the line but is difficult to... More

Although we've been visiting Aberdeen for years we only recently visited here for the first time - and what a surprise it was! An excellent collection of art from across many centuries and styles, with a very good watercolor collection and a range of modern items. We'd never seen Lowry in person before and were struck by the vivid color... More

they have alot of great excibitions by local and foregian artists and photographers very interesting excibits. it well worth a visit and their is a gift shop and cafe so you can have lunch and do a bit of souviner shopping to.

I just love to visit the gallery exhibitions. There are always interesting shows. The gallery has a brilliant collection of paintings displayed throughout the gallery. The design of the gallery makes it very easy to access and an enjoyable stroll. The shop and bistro are brilliant, selling lots of nice things !!

As you enter the gallery there is Tracy Emin's neon welcomign you in to the gorgeous atrium. The cafe is to the right where you can find scones, teas and coffees and basic snacks. Watch out for the mirrored walls - can be a little disconcerting if not expected but add to an ambience of space and light. And upstairs... More