Pros: If you love art, you will love this. Cons: Don't even talk to me about the coffee.
To discover London’s National Gallery travel to Trafalgar Square (the nearest tube stations are Charing Cross or Leicester Square). When you have finished having your photo taken by the fountains and you have stared up at Nelson’s Column, then ...
Pros: One of the greatest collections of art in the world. And they're free. Cons: Usually very busy.
I'm always reluctant to critique something I know little about, and I claim to know little about art. Now I have no idea why Michelangelo's David is so famously Ill-Equipped, can't tell you when Gaugin went to Tahiti to paint underage Tahitian girls or ...
Pros: Ancient masterpieces all around Cons: Too much to see in too little time
When my husband and I decided to spend only two days in London last fall, the first item on my personal agenda was to pay a visit to the British Museum. I wanted to see the museum's famous antiquities, including the Rosetta Stone, the Elgin Marbles, and...
Pros: Wonderful bit of London you've probably not seen, and free Cons: Very busy right now, bridge fiasco
Review Topic: Sights & Attractions
Review Topic: Sights & AttractionsThe London of tourists tends to be concentrated North of the Thames, with the museums and galleries in Kensington, and serious shopping ‘up...
Pros: World Class Military History exhibits Cons: None
London has a number of attractions for anyone remotely interested in military history: 1) The Imperial War Museum: located south of the river, take the Tube to Elephant & Castle on the Bakerloo line and walk maybe half a mile. This has a superb ...
Pros: A great overview of essential British works of art Cons: A bit of a jaunt from the center of town
The Tate Gallery (now Tate Britain as the Tate Modern was just constructed) was the first museum I visited in London and will remain my most favorite. It has a completely different feel from the National Gallery and the Vic & Al, incorporating a lot...
Pros: Pre-Raphaelite Collection, Airy Galleries, Not tremendously crowded Cons: Out of the way location, Not all paintings displayed
I had been to London about half a dozen times before deciding to take a day to make the journey to the Tate Gallery. Instead, I chose to visit the more usual museums like the National Gallery and the British Museum. Part of the reason for this is that...
Pros: Unique displays, many multimedia Cons: not as well known as the British Museum
The Museum of London was suggested to us on our second trip to that city. Out of the way near the Barbicon, it probably was not some place we would have looked up otherwise. However, it's become my favorite museum. It traces, in chronological order,...
Pros: Free for main gallery, great works of art Cons: none
If you are going to be in London, you definitely have to check out the National Gallery. But if you want to see all the works in this gallery, plan on spending days, not hours, peering at these beautiful works of art. The Gallery is free, so you can...
Pros: Free, great variety, location Cons: Cannot be covered in one visit
During my 10 month stay in England, the British Museum became my favorite spot to spend an afternoon. The museum located on Gower street (tube stop: Euston Square) had several qualities that put it at the top of my list.
Pros: Interesting piece of history, great audio tour Cons: a little cramped, but that's to be expected
This is not a review of a gallery; however, this is the only category it would fit! The Cabinet War Rooms museum is the actual bunker in Westminster, near the Houses of Parliament, where Winston Churchill and staff worked during World War II (during...
Pros: Fascinating, instructive, and free Cons: None
Do you get Sir Francis Drake mixed up with Francis Bacon, and confuse Monty with Lord Mountbatten? If you are curious about British history, the NPG is an enjoyable and painless way to get it all sorted out, simply by looking at pictures of people. ...
Pros: one of the top modern art collections in the world Cons: none
London's breathtaking Tate Gallery is a wonderful companion visit after going to the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square. The Tate Gallery of British Art starts where the National Gallery historically leaves off. One of the first galleries you can step...
Dept 56 Dickens Village N. Lund Gallery Department 56 presents The Neilan Lund Gallery porcelain lit house, part of the Dicken's Village collection. A stamped 25th anniversary edition, the G...
Cat Gallery Fat Cats Tapestry Table Runner W Kimble CAT GALLERY Fat Cats Tapestry Table Runner ~ W Kimble From Warren Kimble, "America's Best Known Living Folk Artist," this is a Tapestry Table Runner t...
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