National Gallery - Permanent Collection
The National Gallery houses one of the finest and most extensive collections in the world, and is a great place for you and the kids to just wander around. You could even visit the high-tech micro gallery in the Sainsbury wing to design and print your own exploration route via the use of the touch screen terminals. A worthwhile investment is the National Gallery Childrens book. Different children's events are available throughout the year and the gallery should contacted for further details. Admission is free except for special exhibitions.

Renaissance Faces at National Gallery
The exhibition of Renaissance Faces at National Gallery is a stunning collection of portraits from the likes of Holbein, Titian, Botticelli, Van Eyck, Durer and Bellini

Renaissance Faces: Van Eyck To Titian:
A collection of portraits by artists including Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Titian, Botticelli, Cranach and Durer, exploring the development of portait painting throughout the 15th and 16th centuries.

Rose Tinted Spectacle Film Season
To complement their unmissable portrait exhibition, Renaissance Faces, National Gallery is presenting a series of films that explore the relationships between image and memory

Sisley In England And Wales
A series of impressionist landscape paintings from Alfred Sisley that explore London's surrounding area and the Welsh coast.

Italian Inspirations: The Splendour Of The Renaissance
A trio of recorder, violin and harpsichord accompany a soprano to perform pieces by Monteverdi, Castello and Frescobaldi.

Picasso Exhibition London
Showcasing masterpieces from the master of Cubism, the Picaasso exhibition looks at paintings from the very earliest years of his career, right up to the end of his life