Galleries

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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