National Galleries of Scotland

The National Galleries of Scotland is a prominent cultural institution located in Edinburgh, managing a collection of renowned art galleries. This includes the National Gallery of Scotland, the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery. The galleries showcase extensive collections of Western art from the Middle Ages to the present day. Founded in 1859, the National Galleries of Scotland has expanded over the years to meet public interest in Scottish history and culture. They offer a variety of services, including exhibitions of both permanent and temporary collections, educational programs for schools and communities, and a focus on the conservation and research of artworks. Visitor facilities enhance the experience with cafes, shops, and guided tours. The galleries cater to a diverse audience, including the general public, tourists, art enthusiasts, and educational institutions. They provide free admission to their permanent collections, making art accessible to all.