The Courtauld Gallery, nestled within the neoclassical Somerset House, which once served as a residence for Queen Elizabeth I, offers sweeping views across the River Thames. This London gallery houses an impressive collection of masterpieces from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, featuring notable works by impressionist painters such as van Gogh and Manet. Visitors can explore the permanent collection, which includes these treasures, and also enjoy rotating exhibitions that bring in art from around the world. The combination of its historical setting and diverse artistic offerings makes The Courtauld Gallery a significant cultural destination in the city.
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