The Courtauld Gallery

An art gallery , it's a bit small compared to other galleries and museums in London, however it's worth the visit, if you are close enough and enjoy art spend a bit of your time there.

Impressionists + Egon Schiele's special exhibition for now. £4.00 Students can get a discount with their student ID card (It doesn't matter eventhough its not an international one.)

A lovely gallery . Temporary exhibitions change frequently and you can always go back for the permanent one. Absolutely favourite! It is not free though.

Nice little museum in the heart of Somerset House. You can admire some of Botticelli, Rubens , Cézanne , Van Gogh, Manet and Renoir paintings . Admission: only 3£ on Mondays.

Ashamed to say this is my first time here after many years living in London. Don't wait as long as I did. The top floor is a microcosmic lesson in modern art .

Solid, small gallery (especially if you like Impressionists).

An amazing permanent exhibition : Cezanne , Matisse, Duffy, Monet, Manet , Gauguin, Van Gogh, Picasso, Kandisky...they're all there!

Take a break at the Courtauld Cafe . The outdoor seating is lovely and the desserts are hand made. See my picture of lime and coconut courgette

Exhibitions on the top floor are always interesting but the perpetual exhibits are worth the admission price on their own - a wonderful slice of history.

Perfectly sized picture gallery . Nice selection of impressionists paintings

Very nice gallery ,the canvas was amazing specially in the 3rd floor,free entry for the student

Salvador J. Juncadella IV: The Courtauld Gallery is my favorite museum ever! Definitely a must see.

Great little gallery . There are some amazing iconic impressionist paintings in the collection.

While visiting remember to pay attention at the ceilings! They are themselves a work of art ! Read more

Egon Shiele: The naked truth it was great & saw edouard manet 's A bar at the folies bergere ♡

A lovely small collection over several floors with some amazing paintings . Worth an hour or two

The Courtauld Institute of Art was founded in 1931 with a gift of paintings by silk manufacturer Samuel Courtauld (1876–1947), but the collection was not made available to the public until 1958

Best gallery in London with amazing art and a lovely gift shop - do not miss!

Nice gallery with a precious collection of paintings

Great little gallery , one of London's best. Size makes it not too daunting. Main Impressionist room is outstanding.

If you're running late for a talk and have ordered some tapas the cafe will keep it in the fridge for afterward, remember you table number.

Absolutely loved Degas and Cezanne ! Very-very good collection of impressionists.

Lovely collection of impressionist paintings

Make sure to find the room with the tiny Seurats, all of which were painted on mahogany Cigar box tops.

Great collection of impressionist paintings . A day is not enough to see everything.

Great collection of impressionists ' paintings .

Small but wonderful gallery . Temporary exhibitions are great

A must see if your love Art !

The gallery’s collection was created by gifts and bequests from Count Antoine Seilern and Samuel Courtauld , who donated many impressionist and post-impressionist artworks. Read more

The Bar at Folie-Bergere is just breathtaking

A great art museum where great pieces of arts exist.

UK students get in free with ID. Excellent gallery for its size, with sweet temporary exhibits (i.e. Cezanne 's "Cardplayers").

A little more off beat than the main galleries but interesting

A hidden gem for Impressionism.

Great collection of impressionists

Just wonderful and far too easy to overlook

Off the beaten path. Lovely place

on Monday it's not free anymore.. but discount price is 3£.

Great small gallery of mostly impressionist paintings .

Great Toulouse-Lautrec exhibit .

Avoid the cafe if you have a headache staff really clatter about + serve cracked crocker :-/

Arts Collection Fund members get in free!

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