The Walker Art Gallery is a stunning building that houses an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, and decorative art from the 13th century to …
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May 10, 2025
We have visited this impressive art gallery on many previous occasions and we always enjoy it. It is a very impressive collection in a very impressive building. There are exhibitions that go back to …Full review by LauraDaveJames
Apr 10, 2025
Booked for the Pre-Raphaelite tour and were not disappointed! (book online - £6) Emma and Steph were our guides and although it seem strange to say that we only really looked in depth at 4 paintings…Full review by janeyShropshire
Apr 8, 2025
We absolutely loved the Walker Art Gallery. We loved that it's still a place of quiet respite from the bustle of the world outside and we spent far longer in there than we expected slowly ambling rou…Full review by eclecticchicken
Hi, the Gallery is free to enter, but there are certain special exhibitions in a separate area of the Gallery which do require an entrance fee. For pensioners this is a discounted rate. …
Hi, the Gallery is free to enter, but there are certain special exhibitions in a separate area of the Gallery which do require an entrance fee. For pensioners this is a discounted rate. Hope this help. The Walker is a lovely Gallery to visit :)
Can you use your pram in the galleries? I have an 8 month old and don't fancy carrying her? I was confused as there seems to be pram storage available.
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Hello Sazliverpool12 You are very welcome to bring your pram through the galleries. Both floors are accessible via the lift. The only exception is when the Big Art for Little Artists gallery …
Hello Sazliverpool12 You are very welcome to bring your pram through the galleries. Both floors are accessible via the lift. The only exception is when the Big Art for Little Artists gallery is particularly busy we ask families to park their buggies in the cloakroom to avoid congestion in thegallery itself. Best wishes Ann Marketing Officer
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