I enjoyed the Courtauld. It has a nice mix of works right through from Gothic/Early Renaissance to the Post Impressionists. The gallery is spread over a number of floors with quite narrow winding stairs, so there's a bit of squeezing by people when it's busy. But I never felt rushed and although it's not the largest gallery in the world it has amazing quality. I'm writing this review a little while after I visited and I've been to a lot more galleries now, and I don't think I really appreciated how good the Courtauld was at the time, but now I realise what a fantastic collection it is.

Our second visit to this museum, each being outstanding. The best part of the Courtauld might be that so few people attend. That means quality time for viewing and considering the displayed art is not interrupted by too many people passing in front of you or taking selfies/iPhone pics of the art work. Absolutely outstanding.

This gallery is an absolute gem and probably ranks as my favourite art gallery. It is not huge, so is very manageable for a visit of a couple of hours. The quality of the collection, ranging from medieval to 20th Century, with some wonderful Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works, is amazing. It is nice to leave a galley feeling totally satisfied, but not completely overwhelmed by the size.

My wife and I really enjoyed our visit to the Courtauld gallery. The impressionist collection in particular is well worth a visit with some major pieces by major artists (Degas, van Gogh, Cézanne, Manet, Monet, Morisot). It's also an ideal size, I think it took us maybe 2 hours to go around. The staff were friendly and helpful and the works are very accessible (not many are behind glass). There are free tours and the café is nice (if expensive). I would highly recommend a visit to this gallery. I would also mention that the shop have some lovely and thoughtful products to buy.

A lovely small and quiet cafe. Love the impressionists gallery and you can get close to the pictures to admire them. Not too busy so you can really appreciate the art. Lots of stairs but there is a lift. Good gifts in the shop which you don't need to purchase a ticket for.

There is no lovelier gallery in London. It is intimate, accessible, romantic, rich in its displays, discreet, serene and its artworks are beautiful beyond words. It is too, that its range of artworks is wide but less expansive than the National Gallery or the Tate. That helps matters. It makes it easier to focus. And what wonderful genius is on display. There is one corner of the Gallery where I could simply stand for hours. Inside one door is a Modigliani nude from 1916, to it's right is Manet's huge Bar at the Folies Bergere and over the shoulder to the right on the wall opposite is the exquisite Van Gogh, La Crau with Peach Trees in Blossom. If you could determine your own eternity, this would surely be one option. I am so grateful for this place.

The Courtauld Gallery is situated in Somerset House near Aldwych. It is a short walk from Temple station. This was my first visit here since its refurbishment in late 2021 and I came to see the Frank Auerbach : Charcoal Heads exhibition. This was very good with a couple of dozen interesting works by this fine artist. It was also great to see the permanent collection including old favourites by Manet, Van Gogh, Camille Pissarro and others. I paid £7 with my Art Fund card for admission.

The Courtauld's collection is staggering: major works including some of the most important Impressionist paintings, Bloomsbury artists, and contemporary British art work. It's a must see and convenient located in central London. In addition there are also a fine cafe, expansive gift shop, and clean loos. Take the lift to the top and work your way down the spiral staircase.

This is not a big gallery and you can see it all in under an hour if there aren't many people there. I was really impressed by the collection of impressionist works on the top floor. The building itself is lovely and they've really curated the works well throughout. Well worth a visit.