The National Gallery Reviews

Caravaggio, Titian, Rembrandt ... And way more all for free to see. What could you want more.

As the other most important gallery in the world, the amount of paintings you can find here is astonishing. It's difficult to not love a similar place. But, try to organize your visit before getting there. There's too much too see and if you don't want just run from one room to the others, take your time, enjoy the beautiful paintings and just see what you want to see. Then come again another time to see what you missed. You can do it whenever like...It's free!! Another thing I really live of these gallery is the exhibition that keep. Really beautiful. Enjoy!

Nice if you really care about art. Was a bit much Jesus for my taste

Caravaggio exhibition, was as much about other artists painting in his style, rather than lots of his paintings.

Amazing art museum. Lots and lots of art to enjoy. You really need hours to view it all. It combines art and history right at the historical Trafalgar square. Here you will find Picasso, Monet, Van Gogh and lot's of others. Also entrance is free.

A very European gallery which means murder, pillage, conquest and a biased interpretation of Christianity on display.

Simply amazing.

To stand amongst paintings that were done by masters long ago is simply sureal.

My only issue is the difficulty of navigating the extensive galleries as a first time visitor. They need to hand out maps or have maps in every room or nearly every room indicating where you are and what artists are in which rooms.

When visiting don't forget to have a look at the talented street artists out front, their hard work definitely warrants the attention.

Also the curio/souvenir shop can sell you a print of varying size of selected paintings, this gets printed while you wait so I recommend doing this before wandering around the gallery so you can collect on your way out.

One of the greatest collections of paintings in the world, wounderful paintings dating from the mid-13th century to 1900, a must- visit for London

Gallery full of very important and nice works, mainly from Italian Renaissance painters.
The visit is free but it has to be booked (I suggest you at least 1 day before). You have to be on the site 15 minutes before the time booked and show the QR code you received by email.

If you like pictures, it's definitely worth a visit. It's one of the largest museum with so many drawings and paintings, and it's free!

Free museum with few with pieces, but nothing like National Gallery in Edinburgh or London.

THIS IS SO GREAT PLACE I MEAN, LOOK, I LOVE ART AND I LOVE IT MORE AFTER THIS

Doesn't only display a selection of the most beautiful and most famous paintings throughout the ages, it is a piece of art itself! The atmosphere is enchanting and every afternoon spent there is another joyful experience.

What a gem! Situated as centrally as possible (on purpose), this is somewhere everyone should try to visit at least once, preferably more.
As well as displaying some of Britain's most famous paintings, like Constable's "The Haywain", there is one of Vincent van Gogh's most celebrated works "Sunflowers".
The National Gallery will elevate the spirit, just as it was created to, nearly 170 years ago.

Beautiful and iconic space. We went to see the Sorolla exhibition in the sainsbury wing and it was magic

Great gallery, always something new to see. Lots to learn from the masters, great tips for the portrait photographer.

Always beautiful come here. Lovely art and great atmosphere

V very very nice very very nice the national gallery

I really loved this gallery you can spend the whole day there

As art places go it was ok, had a list of painting we wanted to see, 30 % of them were not available.

the paintings here are beautiful! just remember you cant use flash photography, which there were quite a lot of people doing it

Lovely paintings, you can get lost easily though- keep an eye on the maps

The size of this place is incredible. What an amazing collection of art from medieval to Renaissance to contemporary

Really quite good! One of the free to enter museums and galleries in London that never feels too crowded. Located just off Trafalgar Square, it contains multiple famous artworks including Van Goghs Sunflowers, The Fighting Temeraire, The execution of lady Jane Grey and so many others. A wing devoted to the English landscape artists of Gainsborough etc is also good.

Always worth a visit even to pop in for a few minutes

A must see London! All the great painting Masters in there!

It was very interesting and amazing. It is a big big museum.

Fun and interesting! Great place for people who love art! I spent a wonderful time there and would recommend it!

very nice and free. some of the special exhibits cost. the french exhibit currently on display is free as well as the permanent collection. it is a huge museum.

Great gallery and it's free entry. Can't complain with that.
Many amazing paintings from across the centuries, delicious food available too.

Lovely place to learn about art and history. Visiting the gallery is free and you can find shop, coffee and restaurant.

Beautiful, take a lot if time for visit everything. For people that like paint it's perfect

Astonishing portraits of notable people from today and the past.

One of the best places for entertainment and leisure in London. It is also quite useful for students of art as it provides them with a creative area where they can get inspired and produce some work of their own while enjoying the sight of internationally famous masterpieces. The atmosphere is absolutely amazing.

This is an unbelievable museum! We enjoyed being here. Could have spent a whole week inside this place

My favourite museum in London! Never disappoints. Just choose your period, your favourite style or painter or wander around taking it all in...

Monet exhibition - excellent - shame it cost me so much. An expensive time with these classic canvasses. Sad that such a well curated collection is restricted to those who can afford to pay more than some people survive on for a week.

Amazing paintings by Monet, Van Gogh, Constable, Turner and so many more...

I am not an artist and don't pretend to know much about paintings but I do thoroughly enjoy walking in this beautiful gallery and admire the work of some of the greatest artist ever existed in such a magnificent building and completely free. London never lets me down.

A great gallery with real masterpieces. Unfortunately we could not see the Impressionists because this part was closed. I'm delighted by Jan van Eyck, just brilliant. I also liked the work of Rubens and especially Rembrandt.

Free wifi and admission. Lovely to spend a few hours alone wondering the less busy sections of the gallery finding interesting works.

Not my favourite as I find it a bit sprawling. Look out for the free tours

A nice gallery, but dun expect too many collection of impressionists work. Just one or two large halls out of sixty about that.

Wonderful museum with free entry. A must visit for visitors.

Some truly breathtaking art on view, easy to navigate, helpful staff and I found it a very relaxing experience. Plenty to see and more than enough information for you to read or otherwise.

Excellent gallery, on Trafalgar Square. Entrance is free, but they ask for donations - similar to other museums and these donations are discretionary. Good art collection, well displayed, throughout. It tends to get busy with tourists, which reduces a bit the value of the experience there. But overall, I would say that it is a must-see place.

A good place to be in. Entry is free. But dont shy to contribute for the management

I visited The Gallery less than a month ago. The Gallery itself was full of beautiful and plentiful paintings from throughout the world. I was particularly excited to view an exhibition from the Spanish painter, Sorollo. When I was done, I decided to go to the Gallery Store to order a few prints to take back home wiwith me to the US. I spent over $100.00 US doing so. They told me it would take a couple of hours for them to do. They had their own in house art printer to reproduce the paintings you wanted. While they did this, I went to visit other sites in the City. I then returned for the paintings which were rolled up in a carton box. Since it was raining, I didn't open them up until I returned to the Hotel. Upon doing so, I discovered that these reproductions were absolutely horrific. The colors were faded and blurred. You couldn't even make out what the painting was about. I have never bought reproductions from a National Museum this bad. A child could have taken better pictures . Please, save your money and don't have them reproduce your favorite paintings. You will only waste your money.

There was an amazing impressionist gallery with monet, seurat, van gogh, and manet. Truly awesome.

So much to see. Need days here. I Will be heading back soon.

I enjoyed the National Gallery. Reservations were made online. 98% of the visitors were adhering to the mask guidelines and social distance protocol which made for a lovely visit. While there were clear markings in the floor for the direction of travel, there were a few instances were you couldn't easily find your way back to see what you missed. Otherwise, the team handled everything politely and tried to make it an enjoyable experience. The backpack in the front is a bit weird and can make it uncomfortable at times. Not sure I understand all the reasoning with the reduced crowds but that is just a minor inconvenience while experiencing some great works of art.

It' free, but the quality is not low at all.
At Friday's nights, they will open it til later than usual.
Definitely recommend to culture-loving visitors.