18 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about National Portrait Gallery:
"There's a huge awareness of coeliac disease and gluten intolerance in the UK so you'll find gluten-free (and vegetarian and, increasingly often, vegan) options on almost every restaurant and cafe menu (plus allergy information) from the Wetherspoon's pub chain through ordinary pubs and casual restaurants to national restaurant chains and the more upmarket restaurants. London, inevitably, has a particularly huge range of eating places. Here are a couple of lists of the 'best' gluten-free places to eat in London: . :" See More
"Saatchi Gallery They have lovely exhibits as does The Photographers' Gallery and National Portrait Gallery and my fav Tate Modern." See More
"National Portrait Gallery is an amazing museum." 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
"the newest skyscraper The View from The Shard; culture and views for free at the Cafe National Portrait Gallery; a must do for great view of the Houses of Parliament and London London Eye; the cafe on 3rd floor of the Southbank Centre with views over the River Thames and Hampstead Heath for uninterrupted views over the city" See More
"The National Portrait Gallery and the Museum of London in addition to the usual suspects." See More
"National Portrait Gallery - they usually have really interesting traveling shows." See More
"Wander round the National Portrait Gallery or get the Thames Clippers down the thames a couple of stops as far as time permits." See More
"The Audrey Hepburn exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery (although I think that's in July)." 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
"I would head to London for the museums National Portrait Gallery, Tate Modern then go for a stroll along the river down to Southbank and head up to the roof terrace at the Royal Festival Hall for a drink and take in the view, or you could carry on down to the London Eye." 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
"National Portrait Gallery at Trafalgar Square top floor restaurant." See More
"Another big favorite of mine is the National Portrait Gallery." 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
"Oh, there are so many great ones in London!!! I'm envious that you get to see them for the first time!!! The history here is just insane and the museums are beyond incredible. Have a blast and try to check out as many of these as you can!!! 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 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). Here’s the link to apply for tickets: >" See More