Photographers’ Gallery

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Entry
Paid entry. As of September 2025, £10 for adults, U18s free.
Opening Days
Seven days a week

Worth a trip

What it is

Museum tags: Art; Ethnographic and world cultures; Photography; Social history

London’s leading museum dedicated to photography. It has no permanent collection, but instead has several temporary exhibitions running at any time, showcasing a wide range of historic and contemporary photography, across styles and geographies. Exhibitions can cover everything from Black British identity, to photography on album covers, to photography using cutting edge technology. Also home to a popular photography bookshop.


Current exhibitions
Japanese Women Photographers: From 1950s to Now
Paid Photography
24 June 2026 – 27 September 2026
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My personal take on
I love the Photographers Gallery. Down a side street off of Oxford Street, it feels like it sometimes goes under the radar.

In my experience, the exhibitions are almost always interesting, thought-provoking and highly varied. They usually have a range of retrospectives and contemporary pieces, showcasing a particular movement, photographer or theme. It also has a great photography shop and cafe.

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