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The Queens Gallery

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The Queen's Gallery features more historic art than you can shake a sceptre at, great for artistic and imaginative kids. Family Activity Bags are freely available with a trove of fun activities to complement the learning experience, designed for children aged 5 to 11. Plus visit a mock Georgian coffeehouse in the Millar Learning Room to overhear some historic background chatter, use talking hats to hear fascinating stories and see if you can find the secret mouse!

There is also an hour long complimentary audio guide which is great for adding depth to the experience. If you can't dedicate your ears because of young ones but don't want to miss out you can request an audio guide script. Those with children on the autistic spectrum can check out the wonderfully detailed information pages specifically for you, laying out exactly what to expect from a visit.

Plus the learning resource pages feature themed activity and colouring sheets for you to print off and do at home! If you love art then you’ll love The Queen’s Gallery!

Good for: older children, teenagers

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Facilities

  • Onsite Parking
  • Wheelchair Accessible
  • Pushchair Friendly

Prices

Ticket prices at The Queens Gallery:

Adult
£11
Child (5-16)
£5.50
Concession
£10
Family
£27.50

General Admission Adults: £11.00 Kids (5-16): £5.50 Concessions: £10.00 Family (2 adults, 3 kids): £27.50

Common questions

Is The Queens Gallery suitable for toddlers and young children?

The Queens Gallery is suitable for older children, teenagers. We recommend checking their website for specific age-related information and any height restrictions that may apply.

Does The Queens Gallery have parking?

Yes, The Queens Gallery has onsite parking available for visitors.

Is The Queens Gallery an indoor attraction?

Yes, The Queens Gallery is an indoor attraction, making it ideal for rainy days and a great option for family days out regardless of the weather.

Is The Queens Gallery wheelchair accessible?

Yes, The Queens Gallery is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for visitors with mobility requirements.

How do I book tickets for The Queens Gallery?

You can plan your visit to The Queens Gallery by visiting their official website or by calling 020 7766 7300. Booking in advance is often recommended, especially during school holidays and weekends.

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