Our neighbourhood isn’t just a hotspot for amazing restaurants and independent boutiques, it’s also a vibrant destination for art and culture lovers. Whether you’re into bold contemporary installations, thought provoking photography or world renowned masterpieces, you’ll find plenty to explore.
If you’re considering making a day of it exploring the wider area, you can also discover further cultural institutions across Marylebone and Marble Arch.
Moco Museum
Just steps from the iconic Marble Arch, Moco Museum is a colourful, contemporary playground for art lovers. Here, you can get up close with icons like Warhol, Kusama and Basquiat, then step into immersive digital installations that are as interactive as they are Instagram worthy. Moco Museum is a place to swap traditional galleries for something bold, fresh and full of energy.
1-4 Marble Arch, W2 2UH
FRAMELESS
Step inside FRAMELESS and watch the world’s most famous masterpieces come alive around you. Using cutting edge projection and sound, this immersive experience reimagines works by Van Gogh, Monet, Klimt and Kandinsky across four incredible, multi sensory galleries. Perfect for a date, family day out or anyone who wants to see art in a whole new way.
6 Marble Arch, W1H 7AP
Atlas Gallery
Photography fans, this one is for you. Atlas Gallery has been setting the standard for fine art photography for over 30 years. From Bryan Adams’ intimate portrait series to iconic works by Cartier-Bresson, Tereance Donovan and Franco Fontana, Altas is a treasure trove of visual storytelling. Atlas Gallery is a must visit for photography lovers seeking modern visual narratives.
49 Dorset Street, W1U 7NF
The Gallery of Everything
If you like your art unexpected, The Gallery of Everything is a must visit. Celebrating self taught and unconventional creators, its exhibitions are a joyful mix of historic fragments, contemporary works and outsider art. Recent shows have explored everything from ceramics to spiritualism, always with a fresh perspective that challenges what can be.
4 Chiltern Street, W1U 7PS
The Wallace Collection
For a dose of old grandeur, head to The Wallace Collection. With over 5,500 treasures from the 15th to 19th centuries, this museum is as much about the setting as the art. The galleries within are arranged so that the setting of richly decorated rooms, of Hertford House, evokes the atmosphere of aristocratic domestic life of the past, enhancing the sense of being in a private collection rather than a formal museum. Until 26 October, you can discover 40 artworks by the renowned Grayson Perry. Book your tickets now.
Hertford House, Manchester Square, W1U 3BN
Mandy Zhang Art
Discover the next generation of Asian artists at Mandy Zhang Art, a young gallery shaking up London’s art scene. Its exhibitions explore identity, decolonisation, and cross cultural dialogue through everything from painting and textiles to sculpture and installation. It’s the perfect stop for those who love to find tomorrow’s big names today.
16 Seymour Place, W1H 7NG
Thompson’s Gallery
For over half a century, Thompson’s Gallery has been championing the very best of 20th and 21st century art. Specialising in contemporary British and Scottish talent, the gallery hosts a lively calendar of solo and mixed exhibitions each year, offering the perfect chance to discover established masters and new voices side by side. Whether you’re a seasonal collector or dipping your toes into the world of art, Thompson’s offers an inspiring snapshot of modern British creativity.
3 Seymour Place, WIH 5AZ
Bleur Studios
Located on Baker Street, Bleur Studios is a vibrant hub dedicated to fostering creativity and community in the heart of London. This public facing studio and gallery space offers artists an inspiring environment to create, collaborate, and connect, with affordable workstations, flexible desk hire, and a welcoming co creating space. Beyond supporting artists, Bleur Studios opens its doors to the public with workshops, talks, exhibitions, and creative events, making contemporary art accessible to everyone. Whether you’re an artist seeking a dynamic workspace, a creative professional looking for a photoshoot backdrop, or an art lover eager to explore, Bleur Studios brings creativity to life.
62-64 Baker St, London W1U 7DF