national gallery london reopens after 111 days lockdown the longest closure its 196 year history

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National Gallery in London reopens after 111 days in lockdown after the longest closure in its 196 year history Royalty Free Stock Photo

National Gallery in London reopens after 111 days in lockdown after the longest closure in its 196 year history

National Gallery to come out of exile after 111 days in lockdown after the longest closure in its 196 year history Royalty Free Stock Photo

The National Gallery in London reopens to visitors on 8 July 2020 with three one-way art routes of about 25 to 35 minutes through the collections and a promise that people will be allowed to linger.Following the example of museums in the US and across Europe that have re-emerged from lockdown, all visits will have to be booked online to help the gallery manage visitor numbers and maintain social distancing. Visitors will enter only through the Sainsbury wing entrance and exit through the Getty entrance.