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      1. Christie's

      Art Gallery •
      8 King St, London
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      • Lado M.

        Lado M. • February 3, 2014Great exhibitions! Dogs are allowed inside!:)

    • 8.4

      2. White Cube

      Art Gallery •
      25-26 Mason's Yard (Duke St.), London
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      • Justin

        Justin • November 9, 2015Beautiful, elegantly spare space. Great exhibitions. Bookshop is worth a browse (lots of signed editions when I was last there, if that's your thing!)

    • 9.2

      3. National Portrait Gallery

      Art Gallery • ££££ •
      St. Martin's Pl, London
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      • Darryl E.

        Darryl E. • August 24, 2014Wonderful gallery. Far better than the national. Art with a history lesson. Opens until 9pm on Thursdays.

    • 8.3

      4. Keeper's House

      Art Gallery •
      50-52 Piccadilly, Piccadilly
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      • Ian P.

        Ian P. • December 23, 2013Excellent for a coffee, tea or a light lunch. A number of tables are next to power points too - very thoughtful.

    • 5.9

      5. MacDougall's

      Art Gallery •
      30 Charles II Street, London
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      6. Thomas Dane Gallery

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      7. Littleton & Hennessy Asian Art

      Art Gallery •
      1 Princes Place, Duke Street, St. James's, London
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    • 9.4

      8. National Gallery

      Art Museum • ££££ •
      Trafalgar Sq, London
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      • Dave M.

        Dave M. • January 8, 2016Turner is to horses as the national is to artists. Great art gallery, free entry, no wifi. Free tours

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      9. Beretta Gallery

      Art Gallery •
      36 St. James's Street, London
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    • 9.2

      10. Trafalgar Square

      Plaza •
      Trafalgar Sq, London
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      • HeyTripster

        HeyTripster • December 9, 2021It’s a huge area full of statues. This square, which the main gate of the National Art Gallery faces, takes its name from the Battle of Trafalgar.

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