Four
Must See Art Museums In London
A Review Of 4 London Art
Museums
Do you have an artistic
mind or do you just admire the work of the
masters? Are you also planning a trip to London,
UK? If so, you will be pleased with your
options. London is home to many art museums.
While all of these museums are worth the stop,
there are four in particular that come highly
rated and recommended listed here in no
particular order.
1 – The Tate
Modern Museum
The Tate Modern museum is
located on Sumner Street. It is a museum that
specializes in modern art and it opened in 2000.
Before that time, it was a power station in the
mid 1900s. It even has a few original works of
art on display from that station. With that
said, most work found inside the Tate Modern is
from the 1900s to present time.
Fun For The Whole
Family
The Tate Modern is also
known for its family friendly atmosphere, but do
not worry if you are not a parent. Children are
occupied and off having fun with special
activities that are designed just for them.
Exhibits are subject to change, but you can find
the work of James Aldridge, Cy Twombly, and Fred
Williams, just to name a few.
What They Said
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As for what visitors have
to say about the Tate Modern, many loved it,
even if they were not fans of modern art. So, if
you are a fan of the arts, add this museum on
your list of places to visit in
London.
2 – The Hayward
Gallery
The Hayward Gallery is
located on Belvedere Drive and opened in 1968.
According to travel guides, a look at the
building may have you turning away, but remember
it is not how the museum looks, but rather what
its contents inside are.
Change Is Good!
Speaking of which, you
will find one of the largest temporary art
exhibits in all of London. Additional onsite
activities include workshops, lectures, and
guided tours. Since it is known for its
temporary exhibits, on hand work is subject to
change. You may, however, see the work of Jeppe
Hein, Mike Nelson, and Rachel Whiteread, just to
name a few.
What They Said
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Aside from the less than
attractive appearance of the Hayward
Gallery’s exterior, guests were
hard-pressed to find anything negative to say.
All loved the atmosphere inside, as well as the
works on display.
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3 – The
Royal Academy of the Arts - This
London Art Museum Creates A Lasting
Impression
The Royal
Academy of Arts is located at the
Burlington House. This museum has a
rich history behind it, as it was
founded in 1768.
Well known for
its impressionist art and beautiful
sculptures, this museum is
considered a must visit.
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Speaking Of Monet'
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Just one of the many
exhibits you will find inside include a
retrospective of Monet’s work. In fact,
this has attracted so many victors that it is
known as the “most successful impressionist
exhibit” in the entire world!
What They Said
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As for what guests have to
say about the Royal Academy of Arts, they
enjoyed the fine artwork on display. Many also
enjoyed the special Friday night events
scheduled on occasion.
4 – The Courtauld
Institute of Art Gallery
The Courtauld Institute of
Art Gallery is located in the Somerset House,
which is one of London’s most beautiful
buildings. It is a private gallery that comes
highly rated and recommend by art lovers of all
ages. Speaking of which, visitors under the age
of 18 gain free admission into the
museum.
Art Paintings In A
London Museum - What A Smashing
Idea!
Inside the walls of the
Courtauld Institute of Art Gallery you will find
paintings from the 18th, 19th, and 20th
centuries on hand, as well as drawings,
sculptures, and other decorative arts. Here, you
will find the work of Vincent van Gogh, Leonardo
da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, and much more
here.
What They Said
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As for what visitors have
to say about the Courtauld Institute of Art
Gallery, everyone loved the large selection of
artwork on display. It satisfies all art
enthusiasts, regardless of their
taste.
A Final Word About
London Art Museums
- The four above
mentioned London art museums come highly
rated and recommended by tourists just like
you. As enthusiastic as you may be about art,
remember there are many more attractions in
London worth the stop, including historical
landmarks, such as the London Tower Bridge
and Buckingham Palace. And ... Don't forget
Big Ben. What time is it anyhow?
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