Access
The National Gallery aims to make access to the paintings enjoyable and welcoming to the widest possible public. There are a range of facilities to help you see the collection, visit exhibitions and come to events.
The Gallery offers British Sign Language-interpreted talks on paintings for deaf visitors and art sessions for visitors who are blind and partially sighted.
For school groups, the Gallery can also offer sessions using multi-sensory materials for students who are blind and partially sighted, and for students with learning difficulties.
Accessible transport
The nearest tube station with step-free access from platform to street level is Westminster station, on the Jubilee, District and Circle lines. Then take buses: 12, 24, 88 or 453.
For bus stops, see bus map
Exhibition tickets
If you are a disabled visitor, you can get a discount on exhibition tickets. You can bring an escort free of charge.
Entrance to the permanent collection of paintings is free.
Contact us
Phone Access Officer Caroline Marcus on 020 7747 5855 or email information@ng-london.org.uk
See also
Facilities and events for blind and partially-sighted visitors- Facilities and events for visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing
- Facilities for visitors with mobility impairments
- Find out about the accessibility of the National Gallery website
