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MUSEUMS & GALLERIES IN CHINATOWN
Explore some of London's most celebrated museums and galleries, all just a short walk from Chinatown London.
A WORLD OF CULTURE AWAITS
From world-famous art collections to contemporary exhibitions and cultural institutions, Chinatown London is perfectly placed for discovering some of the capital's best museums and galleries. Whether you're looking to admire masterpieces, discover cutting edge photography or immerse yourself in contemporary art, you'll find the perfect spot to combine with a day of dining, shopping and exploring the West End.
THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S GALLERY
Just north of Soho and a short walk from Chinatown, The Photographer's Gallery is the UK's leading gallery dedicated to photography. Its programme showcases internationally renowned photographers alongside emerging talent, with exhibitions spanning documentary, fashion, portrait and contemporary photography.
NATONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY
Situated beside the National Gallery at St Martin's Place, the National Portrait Gallery tells the story of Britain through portraiture. Its collection spans centuries and features artists, monarchs, writers, musicians and cultural figures, alongside a programme of major temporary exhibitions.
NATIONAL GALLERY
Located in Trafalgar Square, just a few minutes from Chinatown, the National Gallery houses one of the world's greatest collections of Western European paintings. Visitors can explore works by renowned artists with free admission to the permanent collection, making it one of London's must-visit cultural attractions.
LONDON TRANSPORT MUSEUM
Located in nearby Covent Garden, the London Transport Museum explores the history of the capital through its transport network. Interactive displays, historic vehicles and fascinating stories make it a popular attraction for visitors of all ages. Entry is also free for under 18's!
ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS
Located on Piccadilly, the Royal Academy of Arts hosts a year-round programme of exhibitions showcasing historic masterpieces and contemporary art. Its famous Summer Exhibition, held annually since 1769, remains one of London's most celebrated art events.
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