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Bethnal
Green Museum of Childhood
A branch of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Contains one of the largest toy collections on
public view in the world.
British
Museum
Site offers exhibit and collection highlights and
background information on the museum.
British
National Space Centre
Ooks at the broader aims, activities and
achievements of Britain in space, and details the
structure of the UK space industry, academia and
education.
Cabaret
Mechanical Theatre
Museum of contemporary Automata (mechanical
sculpture). Over 70 humourous machines which come
to life at the touch of a button.
Dickens
House Museum
Was the home of Charles Dickens from 1837 to
1839.
F.A.
Premier League Hall of Fame
Offical site includes attractions, biographies, and
the opportunity to vote for the next hall of
famers.
Freud
Museum of London
Was the home of Sigmund Freud and his family when
they escaped Nazi annexation of Austria in
1938.
Geffrye
Museum
English domestic interiors, with exhibits dating
back over 500 years, displayed in old almshouses in
Shoreditch, East London.
Hayward
Gallery
Part of South Bank Centre, London's premier arts
and performance centre. Located on the bank of the
Thames, between Waterloo and Westminster
bridges.
Imperial War
Museum Imperial
War Museum: National Inventory of War
Memorials
Covering conflicts involving Britain and the
Commonwealth from the First World War to the
present day. Initiated by the IWM and the RCHME, to
establish a comprehensive archive relating to all
war memorials throughout the British Isles.
Institute of
Contemporary Arts
Where all forms of contemporary art find a home and
support. Independent film, exhibitions, talks and
lectures, and performance art - some of which are
available to the public.
Invisible
Museum
Inspired by Andre Malraux's concept of a "museum
without walls."
Kew
Bridge Steam Museum
A collection of steam pumping engines, including
the largest working single cylinder engine in the
world.
London
Canal Museum
Depicts the history of London's canals from their
early days to present leisure purposes.
London
Dungeon
Deep in the heart of London, buried beneath London
Bridge Station you will find the world's most
infamous museum of horror. Within its walls
execution and torture are everyday events and
history is brought frighteningly to life.
London Toy
and Model Museum
A unique collection of over seven thousand toys and
models, with on-going educational and entertainment
activities.
Museum
of Garden History
For garden enthusiasts.
Museum
of London
Includes online exhibits and information on events
and admission. Tells the fascinating story of
London from prehistoric times to the present
day.
Museum
of Moving Images
Traces the fascinating history of film and
television, offering an enchanting blend of
entertainment and education
National
Army Museum
History of Britain's armies from the era of the
Redcoat to Bosnia. Extensive collections, realistic
models and reconstructions bring the soldier's
story vividly to life.
National
Gallery London
Collection information and schedule of events.
National Maritime
Museum
Promotes understanding of history and future of
Britain and the sea, the story of time, astronomy
and navigation and of the historic buildings at
Greenwich.
National Museum
of Science & Industry
Science
Museum
Comprised of The Science Museum, London; The
National Railway Museum, York; and The National
Museum of Photography, Film & Television,
Bradford.
Natural History
Museum Science
Casebook
An interactive exploration of some of the Natural
History Museum's diverse scientific work.
Ragged
School Museum
Specialises in exhibits relating to local history,
including that of the education system through the
years.
Royal
Academy of Arts
Latest news on exhibitions plus other useful
information.
Royal Air
Force Museum
Marvel at over seventy legendary planes,
fascinating exhibits and a world class collection
of aviation art all displayed under cover on the
historic site of RAF Hendon
Sherlock
Holmes Museum
The famous study which Holmes and Watson shared for
almost 25 years, from about 1881-1904.
Sir
John Soane's Museum
Soane designed this house to live in, but also as a
setting for his antiquities and his works of
art.
Victoria and
Albert Museum
Largest museum of the decorative arts in the
world.
Victorian
Art in London
A brief guide to finding Victorian and
Pre-Raphaelite art in London.
Wallace
Collection
Works of art enshrine a particular, Anglo-French
nineteenth-century taste.
MAG
(Museums and Galleries) Online
Guide to what's on in London's museums, galleries,
historic houses and more.
146
Museums
You can choos from central, greater and outer
London. You can choos a specific area e.g.
Victoria/ Westminster
Galleries London
Adam Butler
Photography
Photographs by Adam Butler as well as artworks by
other European and Scottish artists.
Agnew's
Specializes in European master paintings, prints
and drawings, British paintings and watercolors,
and contemporary British artists.
Air
Gallery
Exhibition venue for hire in the heart of the West
End.
Alex Wengraf
Ltd
Old master paintings and sculpture.
Animation Art
Gallery
Since 1995 we have brought the world of animation
art to collectors from around the globe from our
gallery in London.
Art
London
Dealing in Russian Realist, Impressionist and
Contemporary paintings.
Barkes &
Barkes Russian Art Gallery
Specialists in twentieth-century Russian realism,
emphasis on painting of the 1950s and 1960s.
Berkeley
Square Gallery Henry
Moore Exhibition
Concentrates on 20th century works of art. Includes
modern and contemporary paintings and printmakers.
Represents a selection from the exhibition of works
by Henry Moore.
Berwald
Oriental Art
Chinese ceramics and works of art from the Han
through the Tang and Ming to the Qing dynasty
Catto
Gallery
The Gallery represents over fifty leading
international contemporary artists all of whom have
pages on this web-site. Additionally, large
collection of Modern British Artists
Connaught
Brown Art Gallery Connaught
Brown
Specialising in impressionist and modern art.
Egee Art
Consultancy
Offering a selection of antique and contemporary
Middle Eastern and Muslim art.
Flavia
Ormond Fine Arts
Dealing in drawings from European Schools,
particular Italian Old Master drawings, and French
drawings.
Fleur
de Lys Gallery
Deals in English, Dutch and European schools, as
well as 19th century oil paintings.
Gagliardi
Gallery
Features contemporary art by young and leading
artists.
Lamont
Gallery
Dealing in paintings, sculpture, watercolours,
oils, prints, limited editions, and corporate
art.
London
Young Photographers Gallery
Gallery based in London displaying information and
the work of young photographers from round the
world.
Map House
of London
Antique maps, prints, globes, and atlases.
Redfern
Gallery
Includes paintings, prints and sculpture by
contemporary artists.
Richard
Green
Deals in 17th Century Dutch and Flemish Masters to
19th and 20th Century British and European
paintings.
Royal Festival
Hall Hayward Gallery on the South Bank
Hayward Gallery was opened by the Queen, again, in
1968. It is named for the late Sir Isaac Hayward, a
former leader of the London County Council. Its
first exhibition was a major retrospective of the
paintings of Henri Matisse.
Stair
Sainty Matthiesen Inc
Exhibiting Eurpoean paintings from 1300-1900 online
and at galleries in New York and London.
Tate
Gallery
Welcome to the Tate Gallery, home of the national
collections of British art and international modern
art. There are currently three Tate galleries.
Choose London, Liverpool or St Ives for details of
each one, including exhibitions, events and much
more.
Thorogood
Illustration
Pics and artist information.
White
Cube
A project room for contemporary art.
Wisemans
Originals
Dealer of original prints and drawings by many of
the world's most important modern artists.
198
Gallery
Contemporary art by black artists.
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Art Galleries
You can choos from central, greater and outer
London. You can choos a specific area e.g.
Victoria/ Westminster
London
for free
Welcome to the Sites of London. There are lots of
things you can see in London for FREE: historic
palaces, famous streets, classic London landmarks.
Knowing where to start and trying to see lots in a
short time and cheaply is often a tricky part of
any visit to a foreign city.
An
Alternative Guide!
Welcome to the streets of London(and whatever lies
above or beneath them!) These pages contain
suggestions for visitors to London which step more
or less outside of the usual tourist guides. It is
one Londoner's collection of hints on how to enjoy
the city.
Destination
Guides London (Exite)
Usual collection of Tourist Information
The
all new London Guide, A visitors Guide
Top 10 Places (Buckingham Palace, Tower, Big Ben,
....). Attractions, Districts, Theatres. Good
overview.
A
travellers guide to London (from British
Airways)
Many many information especially for "beginners".
But you have to click and click and click ....
Welcome
to London
Many attractions with description and many
pictures
cineworld
Many Movies, Tourist Information, Museums,
Shopping, Maps,
Virtual
London
Many pictures. You can buy a CD and video. Good
event page.
London
online
The insider's guide to London. If it happens,
you'll find it here. (not proofed yet)
London,
the place (I love) to be
I visit London on a regular basis. On these
pages I want to share my impressions of London
with you. I will write about well-known, known
and less known places that are worth to pay a
visit. During time I hope this will become some
sort of reference for people, to find out where
they can go, and to give them some background
information.
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