The most expensive District in the world!!
In love, such a nice experience
English artists and modern art
Really really crazy place. But I like and recommend it!
You definitely want to get hold of the info booklet, or you're just looking at artfully arranged junk. The Richard Wilson room at the back is spectacular...in a stationary, gloopy way.
This is the world’s first purpose-built art gallery and is a treasure. Small but packed with great paintings, a fine cafe and a short walk away from Dulwich Park. Read more.
Call before venturing there it might be closed!!!!
Beautiful space. Perfect for a romantic gallery date.
Fantastic gallery - make sure you don't forget to check out the "gallery II" space, which is accessible via the back garden.
Spectacular garden, tho the waiting to see the gallery was long it was worth it!
Very nice space.
Perfect size of exhibition, not much, just relaxing.
Famous for its distinctive exhibitions, architecture & annual Pavilion commission. Every Saturday the Serpentine Gallery hosts talks and seminars with prominent artists, poets, curators and academics.
Anish Kapoor exibition. The world upside down, october
Fantastic atmosphere, great lighting coming from the garden and the front, so plenty of natural light to be enjoyed!
"An innovative public space that has recently undergone an elegant, Riba-nominated expansion into derelict buildings across the way..." Read more.
The South London Gallery is regarded as at the forefront of the contemporary art scene, and a platform for young artists and curators. Brunch in the garden café is an essential weekend boost.
One of the coolest places in London. This is a must see if you like vintage/neon signs.
A very Instagrammable neon-filled cafe.
A surreal shrine to all that is neon with a cafe that is super chilled. Great place to go for a beer or coffee.
One of the few galleries in London that charge for entry. The exhibition space is incredible, amazing brutalist/modernist architecture. Worth a visit.
Engaging and usually playful exhibitions. Part of the Southbank Centre.
Today one of London’s most important contemporary art galleries, the Hayward is named after Sir Isaac Hayward, Labour leader of the London County Council from 1947 until its abolition in 1965.
The Barbican Art Gallery is open 11am-10pm on Thursdays, with talks, screenings and other events. And it’s open till 8pm during the rest of the week, too (except Wed: 11am-6pm). Read more.
This gallery is magnificent as well as sound. Come during later hours to enjoy the food, drink, and dance. We recommend the Bauhaus exhibit, which is one of the biggest in the UK in the past 40 years.
Try the lemon drizzle cake in the Barbican Cafè, it's marvellous Read more.
Great Dylan paintings and gates. Very Interesting.
Great space
Interesting works...lovely coffee and amazing cake! worth popping in for a breather during shopping!
Wifi code is TPGCAFEwifi
Last place to get Polaroid film in London.
Impressive interiors with interesting exhibitions , worth visiting
Newwest of the White Cube Galleries
The new and huge addition to the other two White Cubes of Mayfair and Shoreditch. Probably the most interesting, because of the space.
A beautiful gallery and in the heart of Walthamstow. An absolute must see.
The chilli rice is nice. A great place to sit and use the wi-fi to mooch about.
The garden is amazing .. the gallery is interesting too
By recommendation i started with Van Gogh, following the turns into more biblical, ornate and tactile pieces i.e. Carlo Crivelli << i like! The space is HUGE, so make u sit and rest between trips, :)
One of the gallery’s most famous pictures is the Chandos portrait, which is said to be of William Shakespeare by his friend Richard Burbage. But some dispute its provenance.
As you leave each room, look at the painting/sculpture by the door. almost all of them stare at you condescendingly proclaiming "leaving are you? well...fine". very amusing
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