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Victoria Art Gallery is Bath’s public art museum.

Come learn about great art and get creative.


We are home to a richly diverse collection of paintings, sculpture and decorative arts including a fabulous original Tudor portrait of Henry VIII and works by Thomas Gainsborough, Paul Klee, Auguste Renoir and Howard Hodgkin and a host of other artists, from the 15th century to the present day.


We support students of all ages to learn about art and develop their creativity. Our learning sessions are developed with an immersive, interactive and accessible focus, starting with solid cross-curriculum links to our collection or exhibitions.


All facilitated sessions have a creative outcome that aims to develop students’ skills and confidence with a piece to take away. Students see cool contemporary art, beautiful old paintings and objects. They engage with the fascinating stories of artists and their artworks.


Check out our school programme

https://www.victoriagal.org.uk/schools

Find out about our special exhibitions

https://www.victoriagal.org.uk/events






FAQs

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Do you have a café?

We do not have a café, but there are a range of fantastic coffee shops located very close to the Gallery.

How sustainable is the Victoria Art Gallery?

We seek to reduce our carbon footprint in many different ways including using energy-efficient lighting and being committed to recycling. You can read our full list of initiatives on our Sustainability page.

Can I park nearby?

There is a small amount of metered on-street parking in the area, otherwise the closest car parks are: The Podium or the Sports and Leisure Centre, both 4hr maximum stays. Blue Badge holders may park on a single yellow line in Bridge Street, alongside of the Gallery and very close to our accessible entrance. For information on coach drop-off and parking see:

https://bathnes.gov.uk/coach-parking-bath

Is the Gallery fully accessible?

Yes, the gallery is fully accessible. Wheelchairs users can use the accessible entrance on Bridge street and internally there is a lift for accessing the first floor galleries.

We have a wheelchair that can be borrowed for the duration of your visit. More details are available on our accessibility page:

https://www.victoriagal.org.uk/accessibility

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