Liv Wcislo

Very informative and entertaining. A great museum to visit before Christmas to feel that extra bit of festive vibes. Worth the cost. Also a relatively good museum you can spend an hour in, and longer if you go to the cute cafe. ☕️

Free and of mid-size, so there’s enough to see! I don’t know why I had never gone here before, because the art displayed was so innovative that this place has to be within my top 5 favourite galleries.

Definitely worth a visit - and you can drink some coffee while visiting too

It was a really beautiful and informative place - it costs a few pounds for a ticket, but it’s worth it and you get a free audio guide tour with it.

There weren’t many people there at the time, but I still had some nice conversations about the fans with two friendly ladies

Loved this house! The architecture was beautiful and very friendly tour guides around the house, willing to give you information on the house and it’s collection.

I loved this museum more than I thought I would. It’s free with the art fund, but I would’ve paid the price for it, but it was worth the visit.

Quite large and informative, but not in an overwhelming way (apart from at the start - but it was a good intro to the whole museum - how it was a children’s home and started by the oldest children’s charity)

My favourite parts were the chairs on the top floor that played classical music and the current exhibition ‘The Mother and The Weaver’ that was just perfect in the way that it was made of mainly contemporary art, but suited the museum very well, with its messages