Tonight Xuan and I visited the National Portrait Gallery which is located right behind the National Gallery (pictured below) on Trafalgar Square in London. We thought we’d check it out since it’s one of the recommended places to visit here plus entrance to the gallery is free.

We saw some really amazing paintings going right back to the 16th century featuring influential people throughout British history. The gallery also featured some spectacular photography. I was especially impressed by Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2008 exhibition which showcased the work of emerging photographers, students and even some gifted amateurs alongside professionals.

So if you’re in London and looking for something to do this winter that won’t cost you anything then go and check it out. It’s well worth it and a good way to escape the cold outside for a little while.

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