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3 reviews
Covent Garden,
London,
Arts and Culture
London Transport Museum charts the evolution of Londons transport from its beginnings in 1829 with the very first Shillibeer's Horse Omnibus. The history of the underground is also featured, and the the museum also includes the oldest tram system with many examples of electric trams. A great day out for the young and old alike. Admission fees apply and concessions are available. Private and corportae events for up to 400 people can be hosted at the museum.
1 review
Westminster,
London,
Arts and Culture
Located in the basement of a government building in the heart of London, the Cabinet War Rooms were hurriedly converted on the eve of the Second World War to emergency underground accommodation to protect the Prime Minister and the British Government against air attack. In operational use from 27 August 1939 to the Japanese surrender in 1945, these rooms were to become the vital nerve-centre used by Winston Churchill, his War Cabinet and the Chiefs of Staff of Britain's armed forces.
1 review
Leicester Square,
London,
Arts and Culture
Founded in 1856, the National Portrait Gallery is home to a large collection of portraits of famous people, dating from the Tudor period. Paintings include Henry VIII, Edward VI, William Shakespeare and Oliver Cromwell. Admission is free.
1 review
Soho,
London,
Arts and Culture
Westminster,
London,
Arts and Culture
The British Dental Association Museum aims to selectively develop, preserve and interpret collections relating to the social history, practice and professional development of dentistry in the UK. It is maintained as a national resource for the dental profession, dental industry, researchers and members of the public with an interest in the development and future of dentistry.
Westminster,
London,
Arts and Culture
Celadon Art Gallery house a wide range Contemporary Oriental art including handmade ceramic pieces and decorative items.
Temple,
London,
Arts and Culture
The Courtauld Gallery is located inside the 18th century building Somerset House, and houses the finest collection of impressionist paintings in Britain including works by Botticello, Tiepolo, Monet, Van Gogh and Goya. The gallery is fully accessible to wheelchair users. Admission fees apply and concessions are available.
Westminster,
London,
Arts and Culture
Daniel Katz houses a collection of European sculptures and works of art.
Brompton,
London,
Arts and Culture
Guide Heritage Centre is a museum offering interactive exhibitions and a shop selling relevant publications, camp wear and members' uniforms. Admissions fees apply and last admission is 2.30pm.
Mayfair,
London,
Arts and Culture
George Frederic Handel, lived in Book Street from 1723 until his death in 1759. He composed the Messiah and several of his operas while living here. The museum celebrates his life and works and displays prints, paintings and portraits. Group tours are available and a small gift shop sells souvenirs and keepsakes. Admission fees apply for the museum. Concessions are available.
Westminster,
London,
Arts and Culture
Houldsworth Fine Art display a selection of modern paintings, photography and sculpture from the 20th century. They hold nine exhibitions a year that last for six weeks.
Covent Garden,
London,
Arts and Culture
The Hungarian Culture Centre aims to promote aspects of the Hungarian culture in Britain by hosting exhibitions, film screenings and concerts.
Westminster,
London,
Arts and Culture
I C A Gallery is a public venue used for developing and presenting new and challenging ideas across the arts. There is also a cinema with two screens showing art house films. Admission fees apply and concessions are available.
Westminster,
London,
Arts and Culture
The O'Shea Gallery houses a collection of artwork including antique prints and maps.
Leicester Square,
London,
Arts and Culture
Quaker Gallery doubles up as an art gallery and a venue for Quaker meetings.
Somerstown,
London,
Arts and Culture
The RIBA sells an array of books on architecture and design for the house and home. RIBA Architecture Gallery hosts a variety of exhibitions relating to thousands of architectural buildings and art. Admission is free.
