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Predominantly a decorative arts museum, the V&A is a comprehensive collection of sculpture, furniture, glass, photographs and more in periods ranging from ancient to art deco. You can also find the recently refurbished Raphael Gallery here, home to several tapestry cartoons by Raphael that are part of the Royal Collection. There are special theme nights on Wednesdays.
Well worth visiting as it is close to the Natural History Museum which is definitely worth a visit. Though I was tired after the Natural History Museum, I loved whatever I saw. People who love culture ... more
Recognizable by the copy of Victoria's imperial crown on the lantern above the central cupola, this institution is always referred to as the V&A. It's a huge museum, showcasing the applied arts of all disciplines, all periods, all nationalities, and all tastes, and it's a wonderful, generous …
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