National Galleries of Scotland - Modern Two in Edinburgh: photos, reviews

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Modern Two, part of the National Galleries of Scotland, offers a refreshing blend of modern art housed within a historical building in Edinburgh. With a commendable Google rating of 4.6, it is a vibrant attraction that caters to art enthusiasts and families alike. The gallery's exhibitions are thoughtfully curated, providing a stimulating experience with its impressive contrast between modern art and the building's classical architecture. The Women in Revolt exhibition stands out, showcasing powerful feminist protest art that leaves a lasting impact. With changing exhibitions, the gallery ensures each visit unveils something new. A pleasant walk from the old town leads you to this remarkable space, and with free admission, it's a cultural gem inviting exploration at any pace.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Ravelston Park

Bus stop 381 m walk

Belford Bridge

Bus stop 154 m walk

St Andrews Church

Bus stop 172 m walk

Stewart's Melville

Bus stop 363 m walk

Learmonth Terrace

Bus stop 468 m walk

4.6

based on 664 reviews

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4.6/5 664 reviews

Eric de Munck

Wonderfull exclusieve printers from the Dutch masters. Great scènes of old wars in an extraordinary environment of the National Gallery.

Luis Santos

Great place to visit, either free or paid expositions. Normally at least one of the two galeries has a free entry. Never saw it too busy.

Bruno Ventura

Very nice place

National Galleries of Scotland - Modern Two in Edinburgh

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