Hayward Gallery - London

La Hayward Gallery es una galería de arte de renombre mundial ubicada en el corazón de Londres, Reino Unido. Con una dirección en Southbank Centre, Belvedere Rd, London SE1 8XX y un teléfono de contacto 02038799555, esta galería es fácilmente accesible y ofrece una experiencia única para todos los amantes del arte.

La galería cuenta con una amplia gama de exhibiciones y eventos, lo que la convierte en un destino ideal para aquellos que buscan especializarse en el mundo del arte. La Hayward Gallery se enorgullece de su Especialidades: Galería de arte, y ofrece una variedad de servicios en sus instalaciones, incluyendo Aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas, Aseo adaptado para sillas de ruedas, Bucle magnético asistencial, entre otros.

Además, la galería es Ideal para familias, con Descuentos para niños y Aseos unisex, lo que la hace un lugar perfecto para una salida en familia. La Wi-Fi gratuita está disponible en todas las áreas, lo que permite a los visitantes estar conectados en todo momento.

La Hayward Gallery también ofrece un delicioso Restaurante en el lugar, lo que la convierte en un destino perfecto para una experiencia de todo el día. Se recomienda encarecidamente a los visitantes que compren sus entradas con antelación, ya que las exposiciones y eventos suelen agotarse rápidamente.

Esta galería ha recibido excelentes comentarios de los visitantes, con un total de 1248 valoraciones según Google My Business y una Opinión media de 4.6/5. Los visitantes han elogiado la galería por su impresionante colección de arte y su excelente servicio al cliente.

Opiniones de Hayward Gallery

Ana

5/5

Exhibiciones originales y con muchas actividades paralelas. Muy profesional el personal que trabaja ahí.

javier abio

5/5

Uno de mis sitios favoritos en Londres. Grandes expos!!

Francisca Rivera

4/5

Exposiciones impecables

Julie Griffith

5/5

Fabulous exhibition by Tavares Strachan - There is Light Somewhere. Amazing artist but so much more - cosmonaut, explorer. Fascinating and so interesting. Huge exhibition with large scale installations. Highly recommend. Had a drink in the cafe which was nice. Great venue with water fountains outside for children!

Kjartan Abel

5/5

As always, Hayward Gallery delivers a beautifully curated exhibition. At the time of writing, we visited "Tavares Strachan: There Is Light Somewhere." The staff, especially those inside the exhibition space, are helpful and knowledgeable, eager to answer your questions while encouraging you to engage as a spectator. Hayward Gallery, with its great location on the South Bank in London, is perhaps my favorite in the city, frequently showcasing emerging artists specializing in mixed media, installation, and conceptual art. Although we didn't have time to visit the café on the top floor, a big thumbs up for accommodating staff with mobility challenges. The overall experience was exceptional, and I can't wait to see what they bring up next.

Linda Mutunga

5/5

I have been a member for some time and a wonderful space to dissappear to and be inspired. The majority of exhibitions are well curated: very much telling the story of an artists life, in a meaningful and intellectual way. The sensibilities to difficult topics are notable. Rather than shock, there is real humanness and human sensibility to the topics being discussed so that it doesn't feel binary and welcomes engagement. This demonstrates the maturity of the artists' work shown. Of course, skills and execution are also top notch, and the exhibition is highly sensorial and delightful.

Terese Hayward

5/5

You may never have been to the Hayward Gallery. We went to see Tavares Strachan, the multitalented artist in every medium. Sure we are Haywards so it’s natural for us to go and experience the gallery. Southbank is a little out of the way. It’s best approached from the Thames side. We loved the singing curator. Go to the Hayward gallery when it’s just opened and you will have the exhibition to yourself.

Alison Medd

5/5

The Hayward Gallery is always worth a visit despite the cavernous exhibition spaces many areas still feel intimate. The current show on until January 5th is Haegue Yang’s works of sculpture and paper cuts plus an immersive reflective view across to the National Theatre. You’ll never look at a Venetian blind in the same way. It’s brilliant.