To mark the 250th anniversary of Turner’s birth (23 April 1775), Guildhall Art Gallery are exhibiting his watercolour 'View at Hythe, Kent', from their collection, for the first time in 20 years.
The City of London is where ancient traditions meet modern day - a place where you can watch sheep crossing Southwark Bridge in the morning, enjoy street food beneath towering skyscrapers at lunch, and sip cocktails in a rooftop garden by sunset.
Find places to eat and drink in the City of London during Open House Festival 2024.
Part moviemaking critique, part local history tour, it’ll take you about 45 minutes to complete your mission, should you choose to accept it.
Find over 70 things to see and do during Open House Festival 2024 in the City of London.
Discover this fascinating walking trail in the City of London that explores its rich literary connections from Dr Johnson's House along Fleet Street to St Paul's Cathedral.
A walking trail in the City of London that leads you through the the trail of destruction left by the most famous fire in history, the Great Fire of London.
From marvelling at glorious blooms to exploring 2,000 year old history, here are just some of the fantastic things to see & do this April in the City of London.
Celebrate International Women’s Day with a visit to Guildhall Art Gallery and marvel at Rossetti's masterpiece, 'La Ghirlandata'.
Discover our top picks for the ultimate Friday out in the City of London
Discover some of the most exciting things to see and do in the City of London in March 2025.
Discover some of the most exciting things to see and do in the City of London in February 2025.
This January dive into Roman history, learn a new skill, or unwind in London's second largest conservatory. Whether you're a history buff, foodie, or culture seeker, here’s our guide to some of the best activities in the City of London this month.
Immerse your students in art and history with a visit to Guildhall Art Gallery and London's Roman Amphitheatre. We offer a diverse programme of activities.
Visit Guildhall Art Gallery and London's Roman Amphitheatre to enjoy specially designed family activities.
The conservation of the ‘Portrait of Doctor Joseph Joaquim’ c.1876, by James Archer.
'Gladioli and Roses' 1880 by Henri Fantin-Latour was treated by Claire Shepherd during her postgraduate internship at the Guildhall Art Gallery.
‘Pomegranates’ is one of the first paintings in which Albert Moore (1841–1893) showed a commitment to what has been loosely termed ‘Aestheticism’.
Painting of frozen River Thames and London Bridge in the background 'London Bridge' by Daniel Turner, before conservation treatment.
Liz Johnson Artur, born in 1964, Bulgaria, lives and works in London.
In 2019 'La Ghirlandata' by Dante Gabriel Rossetti underwent a year-long conservation project to restore the painting and its original frame.
The Guildhall Art Gallery has a small team of trained and experienced paintings and frames conservators who care for and preserve the works.
Access City of London's Guildhall Art Gallery online and find out what to do to reproduce one of our images, copyright and requesting a viewing.
Access collections history to learn about collections bequeathed to the City of London's Guildhall Art Gallery.
The Gallery's collection of London paintings opens a window onto unusual, memorable and colourful scenes from the city's history.
Visitors can now explore the Guildhall Art Gallery's collections online from a range of different platforms.
We believe that volunteering allows people to develop new skills and improve their wellbeing, while helping us deliver better services for the public.
You can play an important part in developing the City of London's art collection and securing its future.
The first Guildhall Art Gallery was built in 1885 to display the City of London Corporation's growing art collection.
Make the most of your time in the City of London - take a guided tour with official City of London Guides, or follow self-guided walks and trails.
The City Visitor Trail is a 90 minute self-guided tour perfect for those on a sight-seeing mission. Take on world famous attractions, uncover hidden gems and feast on the culture, history and heritage of the City of London.
Whether you’re looking for a tranquil picnic spot or somewhere for quiet contemplation, here are some of the City’s greenest spaces to seek out.
Whether you love art, history or simply a good old snoop around, there’s a treasure trail of hidden gems to find in just one square mile – the Square Mile.
You can get to know the City’s famous historical residents on a stroll through the streets – look for the rectangular City of London blue plaques.
Take a tour of the City of London's landmarks with Draco the Dragon following three child-friendly walking trails. A perfect free, family day out.
You’re spoilt for choice for accommodation in the City – from chic serviced apartments to grand heritage hotels
Find lots of fun ways to keep your family entertained with a choice of cool, often free, experiences (many with added learning thrown in).
Uncover the ancient history of the City of London with our guide to the best Roman ruins, including the Roman Wall and the Billingsgate Roman Bathhouse.
