The Queen's Gallery, Buckingham Palace

The Queen’s Gallery is in the State Rooms at Buckingham Palace. And they’re mega-posh anyway, so you can imagine that any art wheeled in and hung up has to be r-e-a-l-l-y special to stand out.

And you won’t be disappointed. Cracking paintings include Canaletto’s The Grand Canal, Venice, Rembrandt’s Agatha Bas, and Turner’s The Fighting Temeraire. If old paintings don’t float your boat, they sometimes roll out new(er) stuff by artists like David Hockney and Pablo Picasso, as well as clothes, fabrics, and furniture from different eras - check it all out by booking The Queen's Gallery tickets.

Oh, there’s also some ‘unusual’ art here: like George IV’s collection of erotic Japanese ‘Shunga’ prints.

Exhibitions change throughout the year, so it’s worth checking what’s on display but whenever you go, you’re in for a real treat.