A superb collection of art (mainly paintings) well displayed and usually not too busy (so you can actually take as long as you like to look at the art).

The permanent collection is something to behold and always worthwhile exhibitions are being held. Charming cafe and a very very special place for wonderful paintings to be hung.

We chilled out at a table with chairs in the courtyard for 20 minutes, soaking up the atmosphere and watching the people mill around.

Whilst not the largest gallery in London the gallery is in a lovely building with a range of pictures and artefacts from the Renaissance to the modern day. Of particular interest is the wonderful collection of Impressionists including masterpieces by Cezanne, Monet and Van Gogh....More

I defy anyone to be disappointed by this splendid location, with its views across the river Thames and elegant neo-classical architecture. Where else can you see sumptuous, magnificent paintings by Van Gogh, Monet, Manet, Pissaro, Cezanne, Bonnard etc for £6.00 in such dignified and tourist-free...More

Gorgeous and impressive collection with lots of works even the casual viewer will recognize. Large enough to be well worth the trip but small enough to do as a side trip or in an hour or so drop by.

I got the London Pass for the first time and stumbled onto this delightful museum. This is truly a first class collection of art spanning the eras housed in a gorgeous little building.

The Courtaulds were Huguenots who fled France, which accounts for the heavy French presence in this gallery. Full of big-name impressionists, it’s a rather smallish museum, but is part of the HUGE Somerset House. Even though my husband's an artist, taught art for 40 years,...More

If you love art, this is worth the entry fee. The building is beautiful and the collection is stunning. Curated very well. I could walk around and around for hours.

Beautiful setting for these Impressionist artists including Degas, Monet and they even have a Van Gogh! My friend introduced me to the Courtauld gallery and I had no idea Someerset House had this impressive courtyard, let alone this running gallery in the corner! Easy to...More