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The National Portrait Gallery

St Martin's Place

St Martin's Place, London, Greater London, WC2H 0HE

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Doug W 2 weeks ago

5 out of 5

Always a go-to visit when in London and as it is a NATIONAL GALLERY it is FREE !!! But because it is you are highly advised to get there early to enter and view the galleries before LOTS of people come a bit later. Most of the upper "ROYAL HISTORY" floors remain constant but there are continuous changes to the lower galleries worth as much of you time. If you have a BUCKET OF MONEY treat yourself to lunch in LARRY'S or the top floor PORTRAIT RESTAURANT. But for those of us who don't, the food in the lower level MURIEL'S ESPRESSO BAR has a lovely presentation of fresh sandwiches and pastries as well as fabulous espresso coffee in a bit more popular (crowded) venue.

P O London 2 months ago

5 out of 5

Pristine collection of portraits spread over three floors. Free to enter but donations are encouraged. There are portraits both old right up to the modern day. A handy escalator takes you direct to the top then it's an easy walk down. Lovely gift shop.

Kenny E a month ago

5 out of 5

“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time.” (Merton). The National Portrait Gallery is a true treasure, where every room offers a chance to connect with history and culture. It’s beautifully curated, easy to explore, and full of thoughtful touches that allow you to reflect or feel inspired. 🎨

Miss “MillyM” a month ago

5 out of 5

I really enjoyed my visit here. Charing Cross underground station takes you right there. Many incredible art works, lovely cafes and good quality shops. But it really is worth going just for the building, beautiful floors, high ceilings and marble pillars, stunning. Everything was spotlessly clean, staff were friendly and helpful. Oh, and it's free to go in and spend as much time as you want. And of course to be situated in Trafalgar Square is a bonus, so much going on. Great for people watching and listening to the talented buskers.

Carolan Prisco 2 months ago

5 out of 5

This is a wonderful art museum filled with works from so many famous artists, including Rembrandt, Renoir, Monet, Leonardo DaVinci to name a few. There are plenty of food options including a Cafe where I got a delicious cottage pie. The location in Trafalgar square is fantastic-- for the scenery and proximity to other great things to do. Highly recommend this art museum you can go to for free. Just make sure you reserve a time slot ahead.