The Wallace Collection

OPEN HOURS

Sunday: 10am–5pm

Categories

Location on map

Photos

Nearby companies

Company description

The Wallace Collection is a national museum which displays the wonderful works of art collected in the 18th and 19th centuries by the first four Marquesses of Hertford and Sir Richard Wallace.

More details

Accessibility

Ramp/level access, Toilets for disabled visitors, All areas accessible to disabled visitors, Facilities for hearing impaired visitors, Facilities for visually impaired visitors, Service dogs permitted (eg guide dogs)

Index Terms

Painting, Sculpture, Gold and Silver, National Importance, Furniture, Arms and Armour

Usertags

art,collection,fragonard,free,furniture,gallery,hals,history,london,museum,paintings,porcelain

Visit Details

Foreign languages spoken, Toilets, Print in foreign languages

Entry To Both The Museum And Temporary Exhibitions Is Free

Facilities include shop, Restaurant and disabled access.

Prices

Free admission (some exhibits require admission)

Tours And Demonstrations

Guided tours available for groups

Features

disabled access, child friendly

Location

Regent's Park and Hampstead

Transportation

Tube: Bond St. or Baker St

Admission

Free, donations welcomed

Type

Art Museums, Museums

General

Groups, Non-smoking

Business Description

Restaurants French

Nearby

Public Transport

Catering

Café/restaurant

Nearest Tube

Bond Street

Attraction By Feature

Educational

Parking

Street

Source

10Best

Average Price

Free

Seating

120

There are no reviews for The Wallace Collection. Write a review now.

Write a review