National Gallery of Canada

Impressed by this place.
Even if it’s looks as a not big from outside, that’s huge and massively inside.

You can find Canadian and before-colonization artifacts and masterpieces, then enjoy modern vision with art of sound and video. You can find a General vision exhibition- look of 80s and alternative vision. Photo exhibition. Europe and Americas paintings and sculptures. Worth to spend 4+ hours of walk, and joy.

P.s if you go on Thursdays, after 5 pm till 8 pm, free admission. Otherwise totally worth $20 per adult.

Architecture & Interior - With it's high vaulted ceilings and glass windows, you immediately get a sense of a walking in. This gallery is pretty big. Housing all kinds exhibits, artworks, and collection. It was soothing to just walk around.

Artworks/Exhibits/collections - There was all types of art when I was there. You get a taste of different styles, which I enjoyed.

Service - The staff were all professional and friendly. Couldn't ask for more.

Highly recommend to come if you are an Art Lover.

First time going to the National Gallery and it was lovely! I went after work as the gallery provides free admission every Thursday evening from 5pm to 8pm!

I was able to see the General Idea exhibit as well as the Canadian and Indigenous artwork on display.

The General Idea exhibit was very well done and informative about the thoughts and work that they've done. This ranged from small items to large scale exhibits.

I'm excited to go back to see the rest of the galleries!

The collections are absolutely wonderful. You will find multiple concepts under one roof, which appeal to many. Even if you're not a fan of art, this is a great place to visit for a few hours.

I truly enjoyed the "General Idea" exhibit. They had many exhibits that would make you stop, ponder, be in awe, and walk away with a greater appreciation for art.

I would highly recommend visiting as they admission in inexpensive (20$ for adults, 10$ for students with your card). It was a great way to spend an afternoon and learn about various artists.

This is my favourite place in the Capital to spend a few hours walking around and taking it all in. The collections are wonderful and the space is wide and serene. This Thursday evening, we took advantage of a free entry and saw the contemporary exhibit. There were a few iron sculptures that caught my eye. Go and see for yourself you won't be disappointed.