National Gallery
London, United Kingdom
Masterpieces in the collection
Venus and Mars — Sandro Botticelli
Supper at Emmaus — Caravaggio
Madonna of the Meadow — Giovanni Bellini
Lady Standing at a Virginal — Johannes Vermeer
A young woman seated at a virginal — Johannes Vermeer
Saint Jerome in his Study — Antonello da Messina
Happy Union — Paolo Veronese
The Arnolfini Portrait — Jan van Eyck
Boy Bitten by a Lizard — Caravaggio
Still Life: Vase with Twelve Sunflowers — Vincent van Gogh
The Hay Wain — John Constable
Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose — John Singer Sargent
Bathers in Asnières — Georges Seurat
The Golden Bough — J. M. W. Turner
Death on a pale horse — J. M. W. Turner
Rain, Steam and Speed - The Great Western Railway — J. M. W. Turner
Bacchus and Ariadne — Tiziano Vecellio
Taufe Christi — Piero della Francesca
Félix Pissarro — Camille Pissarro
The Toilet of Venus — Diego Velazquez
Adoration of the Magi — Jan Gossaert
Mystic Nativity — Sandro Botticelli
Music in the Tuileries — Édouard Manet
Manchester Madonna — Michelangelo
The Entombment — Michelangelo
Ophelia — John Everett Millais
Jesus im Haus seiner Eltern — John Everett Millais
Saint George and the Dragon — Gustave Moreau
Ansidei Madonna — Raphael
Madonna of the Pinks — Raphael
Based on collection records (Wikidata). Works may be off view or on loan.
Suggested routes
- “Highlights from the collection”: the museum's own list of about 30 masterpieces from the collection (not a set route)
Crowds and quieter times
The museum advises that the galleries can be busy, and the food and drink areas are busy and can become noisy at lunchtime; staff can direct visitors to quieter spaces. Free timed booking gives fast-track entry.
From the museum's official website (checked on 2026-11-11). Source 1 Source 2 Source 3 Source 4
How to visit
London, United Kingdom
| Opening hours | Mon–Thu, Sat, Sun 10:00–18:00 Fri 10:00–21:00 (Friday late) |
|---|---|
| Closed | 24–26 December and 1 January. |
| Admission | General admission (collection) free; donations invited Some exhibitions are charged (e.g. Renoir and Love, until 31 Jan 2027) |
| Free entry | General admission is always free. |
| Booking | No reservation or timed entry is required. Free timed booking gives fast-track entry. |
Building work and improvements are under way: some rooms are closed and some paintings have moved, so check the floorplans or collection search before visiting. A new Research Centre is due to open in 2028. On 17 November only, some east wing rooms and the Espresso Bar close from 16:00.
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Hours and prices can change. Please check the official website before you go. (Checked on: 2026-11-11)