Explore Bible Art at the National Gallery of London
From $77/person5 travellers ≈ $387 — children may pay less
Half-day Tours · Art Tours
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Maximize your stay with a visit to London’s two most prominent museums, the National Gallery and the British Museum. On this intimate 5.5 hour semi-private (8 Guest Maximum) guided museum combo tour, your informed guide will introduce you to the art and historical artifacts that draw millions of visitors to these two world-class collections. Tours are limited to just 8 guests, and the tour will pause for lunch between visits.
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Begin your half day experience by exploring the cultures and civilizations through the monumental collection at the British Museum spanning 6000 years of human history. It features items from all over the world like Samurai armor and rare Assyrian lion hunt reliefs.
About 150 minutes
After a break for lunch, learn about the master painters whose names fill the halls of the National Gallery. You’ve heard of Seurat and da Vinci, but what do you really know about them? Learn about the painters behind the paintings as we browse our favorite works by other masters like Botticelli, Monet, Rembrandt, and…
About 150 minutes
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From $77/person5 travellers ≈ $387 — children may pay less
From $77/person5 travellers ≈ $387 — children may pay less
From $196/person5 travellers ≈ $979 — children may pay less
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