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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 wer...
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	Gallery of Costume (Manchester) Platt Hall / Museum National / Rusholme / Manchester / M14 5LL / Tel: 0161 224 5217 / Fax: 0161 256 3278. overall rating 1 review

	East Anglian Transport Museum (Carlton Colville) Museum National / The East Anglia Transport Museum at Carlton Colville is unique in that it is the only museum in Great Britain where visitors can ride on all three principle forms of public transport from the early 20th century . overall rating 2 reviews

	Foundling Museum (London) 40 Brunswick Square / Museum National / London WC1N 1AZ / Tel. 020 7841 3600 / Fax. 020 7841 3601 / Tues–Sat 10am–6pm, Sun 12–6pm. overall rating 1 review

	Fort George (Scotland) 10km west of Nairn, 18km north east of Inverness off the A96 / Museum National / North and Grampian / NH 762 567. - Fort George is the only ancient monument in Scotland still functioning as intended – a working army barracks - but still welcoming visitors. A gift shop and café (seasonal) are among the attra... overall rating 2 reviews

	St Fagans National History Museum (Cardiff) Cardiff / Museum National / CF5 6XB / Tel: 029 2057 3500 / Free entry / open 10am–5pm daily - St Fagans opened on 1 July 1948. Since then, it has established itself as one of Europe's foremost open air museums and become Wales's most popular heritage attraction. The Museum shows how the people of Wales li... overall rating 2 reviews

	The Workhouse (Southwell) Upton Road / Museum National / Southwell / Nottinghamshire / NG25 0PT / Tel: 01636 817250. - The best-preserved workhouse in England. Explore the workshops and dormitories of this imposing early 'welfare' institution. Meet 19th-century inhabitants with our audio guide. Interactive displays chart poverty th... overall rating 5 reviews	Compare prices

	Museum of the Moving Image (MoMI) Museum National / South Bank Arts Centre, Waterloo, SE1 8XT. Tel: +44 (0)20 7401 2636. The Museum of the Moving Image opened in London in 1988 and was closed in August 1999. overall rating 1 review

	Denis Severs House (London) Museum National / Dennis Severs' House, 18 Folgate Street - a Georgian terrace in Spitalfields, London - England defies a singular definition, having been described as a living museum, work of art, post-materialist project, or even a poetic interpretation of history. Dennis Severs was born in 1944 and from ... overall rating 1 review

	Ulster Folk and Transport Museum Museum National / Cultra, Holywood, Co.Down BT18 0EU Northern Ireland.Tel:+44 (0)2890 428 428 overall rating 1 review

	National Gallery of Ireland (Dublin) Museum National / Merrion Square, Dublin 2. overall rating 1 review

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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
	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
	Victoria & Albert ... ve always loved this museum since I was a child. This is a museum of the people and for the people. It covers decorative arts from antiquity to present day. This means there are rooms full of ceramics, glass, sculpture, tapestries, fabric, fashion, design, furniture and more. As a child I loved a giant bed which could sleep up to 7 people! Now I love the fashion galleries and the newly opened theatre gallery which is full of costumes, set design, posters and more telling a theatrical history of London. The V&A have regular exhibitons of photography, fashion, specific movements in art and more. In recent years I ve see Diane Arbus, Lee Miller, Kylie s costume... Read the full review: Best museum in London - if not the whole world! by makeuprox

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