An introduction to The National Gallery and Tea-Time in a typical London Park
London's traditions: NATIONAL GALLERY and TEA-TIME
Guides instinctively know what people like to see in London. Visitors from all over the world have benefitted by the extra insight and ability of tour guides to anticipate and bring out the information people like to know. Hobby like gardening, they will speak endlessly about unusual plants and rare flowers, garden trips around Britain are regularly organised.
Wisley Garden visit this month:
National Gallery and Tea in a London Royal Park
"Welcome to London Tours". This tour includes a special exhibition of the art world in the 19th century, and a magnet for art students and artists, eager to experience the cosmopolitan delights of the city and to steep themselves in its artistic atmosphere. For the first time in Britain, this exhibition will look at why artists were drawn to Paris, what they produced there, and how their art changed. The collection includes well-known artists who will largely be unknown to audiences here and loans from other National Galleries and other style of painting are regularly shown. A dazzling group of portraits marks their irresistible bravura with the brush.
Tea in a London Park tea-room is as close as you can get to a reasonably priced BUT SPECIAL tea-time experience in a cosy corner of hidden London.
Nestling between Downing Street, Buckingham Palace, Piccadilly and Westminster Abbey, this idyllic location overlooking a Royal lake is a little treat to celebrate your special occasion.
The venue boasts superb English style grass roof, white, black swans, geese, ducks, pelicans parade before you and a variety of birds, seagulls, blackbirds and scurrying squirrels have chosen this royal park as their homes.
Delicious high tea, scones, cakes and the company of a local qualified tour guide who will provide you with clever sightseeing ideas, historic anecdotes, time-saving advice on a variety of tours and show you around.
IDEAS ON WHAT TO SEE New National Gallery refurbishment two reasons to go to the NATIONAL GALLERY: Part of the East Wing development, the Central Hall has been refurbished and reinstated as a picture gallery. For the first time in nearly 30 years the Hall is once again being used as it was originally intended, as a flagship Renaissance gallery providing visitors with an exhilarating start to their experience in the National Gallery and focusing their attention on the artistic heart of the collection, with works from 13th c. to the Pre-Raphaelites Masters.
The walls have been hung with a richly coloured Venetian fabric, the ceiling decoration and gold leaf have been restored and new lighting, automatic blinds, humidity controls and air-conditioning have been installed. Regular visitors to the Nationl Gallery must not miss this restoration.
The tour includes time for high tea & National Gallery visit.
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