City Art Galleries

City Art Galleries

Mosley Street, Manchester M2 3JL Tel: 0161 235 8888 Open Tuesday - Sunday 10am - 5pm (some special events outside these times) Closed Mondays (except Bank Holidays) www.manchestergalleries.org If your not the sort of person who normally visits an art gallery the why not take a ... Read review

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Back after 150 Years

Advantages: Large and Varied Collection
Disadvantages: Not enough time to see everything

...live or work in the city or even spending a day in Manchester you could do worse than spending an hour or two in here. A ramp is provided for wheelchairs and buggys (wheelchairs can be borrowed) and toilet and baby changing facilities are provided with lift access to all 3 floors.

Here are just a few of the highlights.

As you enter this impressive building you are immediately greeted by staff who will happily point ...
...in general is that most places of interest are within easy walking distance and there are 4 free bus services around the city centre (1, 2, 3 and 4). The no2 from Victoria station stops at the gallery or the tram system stops at Mosley street or St Peters Square.  ... more

bazh66 10.07.2007 (13.10.2007)
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Open Access for All

Advantages: Good for kids, disabled access other language interpreatation
Disadvantages: Turner Exhibition is expeisnve, cafeis pricey

...chose the recently refurbished Manchester City Art Gallery as it does pride itself to be a very easy art gallery for people to access. I do know they used a panel of children from a local school alongside focus groups of parents and teachers to consult them about what they wanted from an art gallery. I have been to the Manchester city art Gallery before but I wanted to see the Jim Medway exhibition of Mancunian cat drawings. I must be a gluten for ...
...write about it!! Manchester City Art Gallery dates back from the nineteenth century and now has over 25000 items spanning several centuries. Over 2000 of these pieces can be on show at one time The collection is housed in a beautiful neo classical building with a very modern glass interior. Where is Manchester City Art Gallery? The art gallery is right in the city centre on the corner of Mosley Street and Princess Street. It is easily accessible ...

duskmaiden 12.11.2003 · Read full review
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A wonderful outing for anyone visiting London is spending a few hours in the National Gallery in Trafalger Square whatever your taste in Art you will find it there...my favourite is Room 13 where the Impressionists are hung, living in Wimbledon I frequently go into town just to keep my eye on them so to speak...this is completely free to visit,has a cafe's and a restaurant, a couple of shops to stock up on things you have seen,cloakroom to leave bags if you are loaded with shopping and nice toilets...the only advice is it is not really for young children..too busy and they get bored.....Art lovers...A MUST!!! ...

angelredrosie 29.07.2008
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Disadvantages: Long, long queues until the end of August 2009.

or taxi if you arrive by train. Bristol?s City Museum and Art Gallery (to give it its official title) is housed in an Edwardian building in the Baroque style in the Clifton district, a gift to the city from the tobacco baron, Sir William Henry Wills. It sits grandly between the university?s towering Wills Memorial Building and Browns restaurant, which occupies another impressive building; this one being in a combination of Bristol Byzantine and Venetian Gothic Revival styles (loosely based on the Doge?s Palace!) and which was itself once home to the museum. They make a stately trio. The building dates back to 1905 and the arched entrance on Queen?s Road used to span a driveway that once allowed people to step straight from their carriages into the museum without being troubled by rain on wet days. Only a few years ago glass entrance ...

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Advantages: WARNING- LONG REVIEW. Loads to see and do for adults and kids.
Disadvantages: WARNING LONG REVIEW. Poor disabled facilites and cafe.

My other half has been on holiday this week, combine that with our 4th anniversary, Mothers day and an in-service day at my sons school it was the perfect opportunity for some good old family fun, among the day trips we took was a visit to Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery. It's a great attraction for us living in Bristol and with free entry it's perfect for our ever expanding family as it doesn't break the bank. Getting to the museum is simple enough for us, as we're local, but the parking is a real problem, being situated in the middle of busy Queens Road, at the top of Park Street, in Clifton, it is near impossible to find a space nearby and we always park in the Frogmore street NCP and walk the 5 minute trip up the road, past the university buildings and into the museum. Bristol City Museum & Art gallery is set in a beautiful baroque ...

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