Galleries

Galleries

Somerset House

2 minute walk

From its 18th-century origins, Somerset House has been a centre for debate and discussion – an intellectual powerhouse for the nation. Now it’s one of the largest creative communities in London.

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The National Gallery

10 minute walk

Founded in 1824 and located in Trafalgar Square, The National Gallery houses a collection of over 2,300 paintings dating from the mid-13th century to 1900, owned by the public of the United Kingdom.

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The British Museum

12 minute walk

The British Museum is dedicated to human history, art and culture. Its permanent collection, numbering 8 million works is amongst the largest and most comprehensive in existence.

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Tate Modern

20 minute walk

Based in the former Bankside Power Station, The Tate Modern is a modern art gallery. It holds the national collection of British art from 1900 to the present day of international modern and contemporary art.

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Royal Academy

25 minute walk

For over two centuries artists and architects have directed the independently-owned Royal Academy of Arts. Housed in Piccadilly, the RA continues to bring historic collections to new generations while also showcasing stunning new works.

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180 The Strand

5 minute walk

180 The Strand is the heart of London’s creative community, aniconic Brutalist building that has been transformed into a cultural centre.

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National Portrait Gallery

10 minute walk

Following a transformational building project, the highly acclaimed National Portrait Gallery reopens its doors to display impressive works of art and a stellar series of exhibitions.

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Saatchi Gallery

22 minutes by cab

The Saatchi Gallery is a powerhouse of artistic innovation; showcasing new and rarely seen work by international artists and emerging young talent, the gallery is committed to sharing the finest contemporary art from all around the world.

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Hayward Gallery

Hayward gallery is a world-renowned contemporary art gallery and  a landmark of brutalist architecture.

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