The London National Gallery displays one of the finest and most comprehensive Collections of European painting. These paintings belong to the society and entrance to see them is free.

The Gallery was founded in 1824, but the site in Trafalgar Square was chosen for its central location in 1838.

The building has been extended and improved through the years,most remarkable in 1991, when the Sainsbury Wing was opened.

It includes many famous works,such as Van Gogh’s Sunflowers

All major traditions of Western European painting are represented from the artists of late medieval and Renaissance Italy to the French impressionists.

This plan will help you to explore the collection. You may wish to start by finding one of the famous paintings .You can also plan your route using the ArtStart touch-screen guides,which are available.