National Gallery

Uninterrupted 100 Viewing Plans 1 ⃣️｜ London National Gallery Hi, I am a even sauce~ London is a place that will not make you tired. Although I live in Bucun, I like to go to London when I have time. The National Gallery has been to twice, it is a place that makes people feel calm, appreciate paintings, and can also observe the people watching the exhibition ☺ 🥳 punch in: National Gallery 📍地址：Trafalgar Square, Charing Cross, London WC2N 5DN ⏰Time: 10:00 to 18:00, extended to 21:00 on Friday 💰Cost: 0, no need to buy tickets - oh , yeah . Level 2 has permanent and special exhibitions. The most famous works by Van Gogh Moneraphal are all on this floor 👉 Van Gogh's Sunflower Room43 👉 Monet's Water Lily Room 41 👉 Yang Fanike's Arnofini Wedding Room 63 👉 Venus Room 30 in front of the mirror of Wei Lasgui Branch The rest don't remember ... You can rent a guide, about 5 pounds Level 0 has A to G, tired and can have a brunch in the restaurant for a rest - oh , yeah . In addition, I would also recommend the 👉 surrounding stores of the museum, with postcards, canvas bags, umbrellas, necklaces, pendants, and so on. In the picture, there are Van Gogh's dolls, super cute~~ London Travel Britain National Gallery

Just at Trafalgar Square in London, there are 🈶️ many world famous paintings, the artistic atmosphere is still good, I like it very much.

The National Gallery (The National Gallery) is located directly north of Trafalgar Square in central London, England. The National Gallery is also known as the National Gallery of London, which was founded in 1824. At that time, there were only 38 paintings, and the 38 works of Rembrandt and Laar were persuaded by George 4 to buy, and the painting collection was expanded to the national art museum. The National Gallery does not need tickets to enter, free donation, can receive portable guide equipment at the help desk, Micro Gallery provides computer inquiry services, known as the National Gallery's most complete electronic art encyclopedia.

Only thing stopping it being a '5' was the slightly chaotic queuing system outside in the rain. Once inside, everything was really good. The vastness of the galleries plus making pre-booking compulsory means everyone is nicely spaced out (distance-wise !) and so very Covid regs compliant. You can follow a variety of trails keeping to one-way flows. Plenty of staff available to guide. And then there's the awesome paintings themselves - so many great works - Monet, Constable, Turner etc. And it's free.The 'Sin' Exhibition was a little limp and over-priced coffees

Read Leicester Square review for details as it's mentioned (if you haven't read it, I don't write this stuff for my own entertainment!). Walk through to the haunting picture of the Execution of Lady Jane Grey (painted in Paris in 1830). From their the main national collection is at your feet well about 10% of it anyway, rest is in storage as there isn't the room.

This is a great collection of some of the finest art and portraits. It's free and a must especially good on a rainy day.

All of Great Britains most important people reside here!

I must admit I have only been to the bathrooms, but it has a lot of great stuff.

One of my favorite places in London that j always hit when there. The agnus soon is free and had art of really good. Lots of variety and lots of really good pieces.