How long is the Official National Gallery Tour?

The tour takes around 1 hour.

Is the National Gallery accessible?

Yes! The National Gallery aims to make access to the paintings enjoyable and welcoming to the widest possible public. There are a range of facilities to help your experience. <ul> <li>Lifts: Lift access is available to the galleries. Please contact us for a full list of lifts and dimensions. </li> <li>First Aid rooms: Please ask a member of staff if you wish to use a First Aid room or if you require assistance. </li> <li>Toilets: There are disabled and ambulant toilets near the entrance. </li> </ul> For full accesibility details please visit the <a href="https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/visiting/access">official site</a>.

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🕒60-minute tours
❤️Expert gallery-approved tour guides
🤩Scrub up on your art knowledge
👍Includes artists Leonardo Da Vinci & Van Gogh
🎨Over 700 years’ worth of art

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The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London, WC2N 5DN

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Jeffry Says

Perfect for history lovers

The tour guide was really knowledgeable about art history which really made the trip for my wife and I.

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Wear comfy shoes

There's a lot of walking around and standing on the tour, so make sure to wear comfy shoes!

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Jeffry Says...

Perfect for history lovers

The tour guide was really knowledgeable about art history which really made the trip for my wife and I.

Juan Says...

Wear comfy shoes

There's a lot of walking around and standing on the tour, so make sure to wear comfy shoes!

Emily Says...

Don't be afraid to ask questions

The tour guides had all the answers to my questions throughout the tour - I really got to understand the art!

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Official National Gallery Tour tickets start from £19 for a standard adult ticket via Days Out.

Go through the Getty Entrance and meet your guide inside Annenberg court near the information desk on the right-hand side.

The tour takes around 1 hour.

Yes! The National Gallery aims to make access to the paintings enjoyable and welcoming to the widest possible public. There are a range of facilities to help your experience.

Lifts: Lift access is available to the galleries. Please contact us for a full list of lifts and dimensions.
First Aid rooms: Please ask a member of staff if you wish to use a First Aid room or if you require assistance.
Toilets: There are disabled and ambulant toilets near the entrance.

For full accesibility details please visit the official site.

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Perfect for history lovers

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Wear comfy shoes

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Jeffry Says...

Perfect for history lovers

Juan Says...

Wear comfy shoes

Emily Says...

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