Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

75 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DR
01316246200
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These two art galleries, Modern One and Modern Two, are home to Scotland's national collection of modern and contemporary art. The galleries are situated within parkland which has been beautifully sculpted, the space is great for exploring with the family as there's works by Henry Moore, Hamilton Finlay and many more artists for you to find. In Modern One you will find pieces from the galleries collection and also special loans. You will see pieces from the beginning of the 20th century including cubist paintings, expressionist pieces and modern British art. Artist featured include Francis Bacon, David Hockney, Damien Hurst and Anthony Gormley. In Modern Two there's a selection of the world-class pieces from the permanent collection. There are many stand out pieces for you to enjoy and there's even a recreation of Eduard Paoloizz's studio. The galleries often have free drop-in sessions, family events and gallery trails for families. Visit their website for the latest.

Somewhere To Eat?

There's a cafe in both Modern One and Modern Two serving light meals and refreshments.

Are There Toilets?

There are toilets

Want To Treat Yourself?

There's two shops selling books, gifts and souvenirs.

Where Shall I Park?

There is a paid car park.

Features

Outdoor
Indoor
Disabled Access
Open All Year

Suitable For

toddler

3-5

6-9

10+

Opening Times

Daily 10:00 - 17:00

Price Information

All: Free

Facilities

•Café•Shop•Parking

How To Get There

75 Belford Road, Edinburgh, EH4 3DR
01316246200
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Email

Directions

By Car Follow the A90 Telford Road until you reach Queens Ferry Terrace on your right-hand side, head straight over the next junction onto Belford Road and the attraction is on your right-hand side. The galleries are a 15 minute walk from Princes Street. From the west end of Princes Street turn onto Shandwick Place, the turn right onto Palmerston Place and carry on to Belford Road and across the bridge. The attraction is further down Belford Road.