The Wallace Collection - London

Wallace collection is not too big, but good and very interesting, so many people visit it. The collection belonged to the famous collector Sir Richard Wallace, and after his death the collection was donated to the nation in 1900 by his wife. The collection was donated along with the house in which it was located, and is still there. According to the terms of the will, admission to the museum should be free, and the exhibits should not be exhibited anywhere else. Therefore, these paintings and decorative objects can only be seen here. The collection consists of 25 galleries: paintings, sculptures, porcelain, weapons, decorative objects and a large collection of furniture. Address: London, W1U 3BN, Manchester Square, Hertford House. #londontrip