The Sargent exhibition was amazing. However, it was a bit crowded even though they allocated time slots for the tickets. It was also weird that the ticket office was tucked away at the far corner in the lower ground. The signs for the ticket office can be better. The clock room was full too.

Exceptional collection of art from British and international artists across multiple genres and from Tudor times through to the present day. Presentation is sometimes overcrowded, but most of the works do have space to be appreciated. Explanatory text cards do a good job of providing background information and flavour to the pictures. Café options were typically expensive and somewhat pretentious. Well worth spending several hours visiting if you enjoy looking at classic art.

Art museum with modern pieces sprinkled in amongst halls of more traditional art. While there are paid exhibits, the free experience was really quite extensive. Definitely worth visiting and spending an hour exploring.

My second visit and much more was revealed the second time around! The Turner experience is fantastic as ever! The architecture is great one of my favorite areas are the floors and stairways. The gift shops are ok but the staff aren’t helpful and only stay behind the register. Are great stop while making your rounds through London! They have a great area for school kids to eat their lunches and bathrooms are clean for the most part.

Saw the Women in Revolt exhibition. Brilliant stuff, but so many rooms (would have appreciated a warning so I could pace!) We booked for 4.15 and were nowhere near done when they kicked us out at 6. It was also very busy. Didn't get a chance to see the rest due to timing, but it's a lovely building. I'll go back to see the permanent exhibition.