I came across the Wallace Collection almost by accident in a guide book because it was near where we were staying. So if like me you havn't heard off it before and wonder why not, don't worry. A short stroll from the hustle and bustle of Oxford Street, the Wallace Collection is housed in over 20 galleries in a beautiful... More

Incredable collection-must be seen! Until you have seen the original Laughing Cavalier you don't realise how cheeky he looks. The two-tiered restaurant is excellent.

Hundreds of things to see in this collection so allow half a day. It wasn't crowded as you can sometimes find in museums in London. Location is perfect for a spot of shopping on Oxford afterwards.

If the crowds put you off at all the Art galleries and Museums go here. Priceless collection with all the great Artists and China collections in one place..

I was a fan of this place. I visited it everytime I had a chance to go to London. This time, there's a big renovation which they said would last for another 2 years. So, I don't think you should make it as a priority for your visit for sometime.

An amazing collection -- reminds me of the Frick (in NYC) in that the art -- lots and lots and lots of it, all kinds of stuff -- fills this handsome house... very personal collection. The Fragonards! The Rubenses! And "The Laughing Cavalier," a painting that amazed me as a 10-year-old when I saw a print of it. And there... More

I use this restaurant often for coffee, but this was the first time to have a lunch there. It is always crowded but I never have a problem for seating, and the natural light coming down from the ceiling lightens up all the restaurant but softly. Their cake and dessert are always enjoyable, and perfect for tea. I, however, did... More

Love this gallery! Each room displays incredible furniture and artefacts as well as paintings so you see how the styles of each era are reflected in a variety of mediums. A wonderful place to loose yourself in and great scones in the incredible atrium cafe for afterwards!

The museum is a bit stuffy, but we attended a talk on the civil was, which was very interesting and captivating. The speaker had all his facts memorised, was dressed in typical garb of the day and handed round typical weapons (replicas!) of the day for people to get an idea of what it was like. Fascinating.