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Whitechapel Art Gallery (London):
... Whitechapel re-opened earlier this year after an extensive refurbishment. This space is light, bright and airy and full of excellent design details. The space holds various temporary exhibitions all of which are free to see. They specialise in contemporary art but also have some older pieces on display. When I visited they had some of their archive of works from when the gallery was founded in 1901. This is ... Read the full review: Worth visiting after an amazing refurbishment by makeuprox |
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The Royal Observatory (Greenwich) Museum National / The Royal Observatory, home of Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian line, is one of the most important historic scientific sites in the world. It was founded by Charles II in 1675 and is, by international decree, the official starting point for each new day, year and millennium (at t... overall rating  3 reviews
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Harborough Museum (Leicestershire) Council Offices / Museum National / Adam & Eve Street / Market Harborough / LE16 7AG / Tel: 01858 821085 - Harborough Museum is open daily througout the year and admission is free. There is a programme of temporary exhibitions and special events. The Museum opened in 1983 and is operated in partnership by L... overall rating  1 review
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Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum (Glasgow) Argyle St, Glasgow, G3 8AG / Museum National / Phone 0141 276 9599 / Fax 0141 276 9540. - Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is located in picturesque Kelvin Park in the popular West End of the city. overall rating  5 reviews
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The Hull Maritime Museum Hull Maritime Museum / Museum National / Queen Victoria Square / Hull / HU1 3DX. - Founded in 1912 the Maritime Museum moved to the old Dock Offices in 1974. Formerly the home of the Hull Dock Company and from 1893 the North Eastern Railway who took over the running of the docks. The shareholders Court Roo... overall rating  1 review
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Almond Valley Heritage Trust (Livingston) Almond Valley Heritage Trust / Museum National / Millfield / Livingston / West Lothian / EH54 7AR / Tel: 01506 414957. overall rating  1 review
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Theatre Museum (London) Museum National / Russell Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 7PR, England. The Theatre Museum is Britain's only performing arts museum in a country renowned for its theatre. It serves as a museum, library, archive and education resource. Established in 1987 in its current building the old Covent Garden Flo... overall rating  1 review
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Shakespeares Globe Theatre Exhibition 21 New Globe Walk, Bankside, SE1 9DT. (London Bridge / Museum National /Southwark tube). Open daily: 9am-12pm (May-Sept); 10am-5pm (Oct-April). Closed: Christmas Eve & Day. Tel: +44 (0)20 7902 1500. - At the instigation of Sam Wanamaker, a new Globe theatre was built according to an Elizabethan plan. The str... overall rating  3 reviews
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Dali Universe PERMANENT EXHIBITION dedicated to SALVADOR DALI. County Hall, South Bank (b / Museum National /w Westminster Bridge and Jubilee Gardens - Waterloo tube). Open daily 10am-5.30pm (last entry), except Christmas Day. Late night opening (summer) until 8pm (last entry). Wheelchai overall rating  4 reviews
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Seven Stories Centre for Children's Books (Newcastle) Seven Stories 30 Lime Street / Museum National / Newcastle upon Tyne / NE1 2PQ / Tel: 0845 271 0777 / Fax: 0191 276 4302. overall rating  2 reviews
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Sudbury Hall (Sudbury, Derbyshire) Sudbury / Museum National / Ashbourne / Derbyshire / DE6 5HT / Tel: 01283 585337. - Sudbury Hall is one the country's finest Restoration mansions. The property is now owned and maintained by the National Trust. The house was built in the 1660s and is notable for its fine Long Gallery, gardens and portraits... overall rating  3 reviews
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Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery ... visited this museum in the Summer for the Bansky vs. Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery exhibition. My parents live nearby and we went on a day trip to see it. The queue looked pretty long but it was a sunny day and we were happy to wait. It wasn t too long of a wait and we were quickly and efficiently moved into the main exhibition. Banksy had taken over the main atrium and also a long side room. There were also various Banksy s hidden amongst the rest of the collection. The building is very striking and a great example of Edwardian Baroque architecture. The Banksy exhibit meant we walked around quite a bit of the museum and they have a wide collection of... Read the full review: Interesting and diverse collection of objects by makeuprox |
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Royal Academy of Arts (London) ... Royal Academy is located in a stunning building in a courtyard off Piccadilly which is a right in the heart of London. The courtyard is often used as a space for art and currently houses a sculpture by Anish Kapoor whose exhibition is currently showing. The building is beautiful with big sweeping staircases and a very elegant facade. Inside the exhibitions spaces are generously sized and can house large works (like the aforementioned Kapoor). There is no permanent collection and so there is a regular programme of temporary exhibitions. These can be of modern, living artists or of older artists (Modigliani & Monet have both been featured here). The RA also ho... Read the full review: Show stopping exhibitions in the heart of London by makeuprox |
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National Portrait Gallery (London) ... NPG is right round the corner from the National Gallery but I think is just as worthy of a visit. The NPG houses portraiture from the Tudors right up to modern day and actively commissions work. The collection is arranged in chronological order and I probably spend the most time in the contemporary collection. Obviously the older rooms are full of paintings but the newer rooms include sculpture and photography as well. The NPG has a regular temporary exhibition, past highlights include David Hockney, Annie Leibovitz and Gay Icons. At the moment they have an exhibition with 60s photography. Although the gallery is free to enter, these temporary exibititions attra... Read the full review: NPG - portraits of the rich, famous, talented and influential by makeuprox |
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