The National Gallery
The  National  Gallery is situated in Trafalgar Square and is  one of the best-known art galleries in the world. It was  founded  in  1824 and has since become home for London’s splendid collection of roughly 2,300  paintings, which date  back from the middle of 13th century  to  the 19th century.  National Gallery was not designed to take over a subsisting royal collection. Sir Charles Lock Eastlake arranged  the artworks together with other privately donated pieces. 
As  opposed  to other national galleries in Europe, National Gallery London’s collection is rather small in number, but most of it are the  important works from noted painters. A visit to this noteworthy destination is free of charge. Meaning you don’t have to spend money to see the  famous  works  of  Da  Vinci,  Van  Gogh,  Titian,  Michelangelo,  Botticelli, Raphael,   Rembrandt,   Monet,   Seurat,   Caravaggio,  George  Stubbs  and many other great artists. Popular paintings here include “ The Baptism of Christ,” “The Virgin of the Rocks,” “The Madonna of the Pinks” .

Indeed, a visit to this gallery would not only leave you  awestruck but you will feel like you’re traveling back during the painter’s era. These paintings seemingly come alive as  you slowly scrutinize each of them.

So for those who love the arts, National Gallery London  is  the perfect place to go to.