On a very wet day we spent a few hours wondering around the gallery, similar to the museum you could spend days in here.

we visited the scottish national gallery on May 2nd in the evening as we had seen on the website that they are open till 7 on Thursdays. however, that day, they started clearing the halls at 5.30... we had to be content with the lovely paintings we had managed to see in the short span of time we were there...... More

It was good to see a great art collection here. Gallery is a beautiful piece of architecture and in the centre of town.

My husband and I recently had a wonderful 2 week holiday in Scotland (my first visit and I loved it so much) and on our first day visited the national gallery. It is brilliant and we spent hours looking at the amazing works of art and its free! When we finished in the gallery we had lunch it the excellent... More

I knew nothing about this gallery and was really surprised at the range and quality of artwork. The gallery is well laid out and offers excellent facilities. From Rodin to Monet, Van Gogh to Da Vinci this gallery has the lot.

One of the two wings of the gallery is closed for renovation. It is a very nice gallery. These words will satisfy Tripadvisors need for 50 words.

The gallery has a good selection of representative works from most of the great names - already much reviewed. However we made the mistake late in the afternoon of missing the Scottish artists until we found postcards of their works in the gift shop. They are located in a gallery set upstairs beyond the main section. There's also an excellent... More

Great place to spend an hour out of the rain. Gorgeous displays of paintings and sculptures. Can't believe it's free. If you need a toilet, be aware it's a LONG way down the stairs

This was the first time I've been into an art gallery, we were trying to escape a heavy downpour, and I have to admit I was very impressed with the content inside. This is an absolute gem, entry is free and you have the option of donating money to help with the upkeep of the facilities. The staff inside appeared... More