28 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about National Gallery:
"London is vast. You don't say where you will be based, or what you'll be doing on the day, so I'm going to assume you'll be somewhere in Central London. 'Affordable' varies from person to person so, again, I must assume that my idea of 'affordable' is roughly the same as yours. Do look at pubs as well as restaurants. The vast majority of pubs offer good, affordable food for lunch as well as in the evening. For either lunch or dinner I can personally recommend the Holly Bush in Hampstead: " See More
"Here are more to add on to the list: 1. Borough Market - for the history, food and coffee (coffee at Monmouth Coffee). 2. Fortnum & Mason gift and specialty shop. 3. Kensington Palace. 4. Gluten-free Afternoon Tea at Ting Shangri-la at The Shard. You get fantastic views of London." See More
"From there it depends on who I'm with but you can't go wrong with the British Museum (Stop OA), the Victoria & Albert Museum, or the National Gallery which are all free to visit and top notch." See More
"If so, check out the National Gallery." See More
"I've been to, and enjoyed, The British Museum, the National Gallery, Westminster Abbey, Saint Paul's Cathedral, St Martin in the Fields, Trafalgar Square, ect." See More
"As stated elsewhere National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery are here in Trafalgar Square" See More
"You are right near the National Gallery and National Portrait Gallery if you like art." See More
"Charing Cross - Nelson's Column, National Gallery, walk down The Mall to Buckingham Palace to see changing of the Guards, Horse Guards Parade, St James's Palace" See More
"I love National Gallery and would recommend that." See More
"The National Gallery and the Victoria & Albert Museum for museums (stop by the V & A Cafe for scones and the view)." See More
"Beyond that, it's going to depend on your interests, London has many free museums that are world class but if you don't like art museums, there is no sense in telling you to go to the National Gallery." See More
"We took the boat ride from the Tate Modern to National Gallery and they really enjoyed that!" See More
"uk There's something for everybody in the city - all the popular attractions: Tower Of London, National Gallery, The British Museum, Tate Modern, London Eye, Covent Garden, Buckingham Palace, Oxford St, Regent St, and Bond St, for shopping." See More
"National Gallery - my tip is to stand in line for any special exhibits first and then explore the rest of the gallery." See More
"What about a museum or gallery, my favourites are the Natural History Museum and National Gallery in Trafalgar Square, all for free!" See More
"Take a peak at the beautiful National Gallery even if you don't have time to visit and keep going north to Leicester Square From there it's a hop skip and a jump to end in Piccadilly Circus." See More
"Tate Modern is a joke, LACMA in LA is better National Gallery is ok Go to Fortnum & Mason and buy some proper english tea and get a real scotch egg." See More
"Ones to check out would be National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, The British Museum, The British Library, and the Tate Modern." See More
"Make sure you check out the free places: National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, The British Museum, Tate Britain, Victoria & Albert Museum etc." See More
"Some of the highlights include Tower Of London, Natural History Museum, Buckingham Palace, The British Museum, National Gallery, Tate Modern, London Eye, The London Dungeon, Madame Tussauds London, Harrods, Shakespeare's Globe, Saint Paul's Cathedral and on and on!" See More
"Lots of museums in London (such as the Victoria & Albert Museum and the National Gallery) offer this for free, providing the bag isn't too big (as in, a day pack, not a 3-month backpack)." See More
"Right in Trafalgar Square, across from the National Gallery, take the #24 Bus going to Hampstead and you can get off at Camden Market and experience the Horse Tunnel Market crafts/ everything before and grab some awesome street food." See More
"The National Gallery at Trafalger Square may be open - and it's free." See More
"A rare chance to see the National Gallery and Nelson's Column etc without it crowded with people." See More
"I live in London and many of the museums, including British Museum and the National Gallery are free to the public." See More
"Hi, Donna, Not sure what your interests are, but I just happened to be helping a friend who was going there with a group of many different ages and interests so see if any of these appeal to you! For mainstream attractions: Tower Of London don’t let the high admission fee discourage you from coming here. It’s an absolutely incredible experience that will give you a sense of history like almost no other place in London. If you can, send away for tickets to see the Ceremony of the Keys—it’s incredible. It’s a nighttime ceremony that’s been going on for 700 years and it’s not easy to get to see (the tickets go months in advance but try it anyway). Here’s the link to apply for tickets:>" See More
"Trafalgar Square has the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery is just behind" See More
"As Colleen and Nathanel have mentioned, most all of the best museums are free - National Gallery, The British Museum, etc." See More