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1. Yes, I do. I need to buy a map.

2. You can’t visit the Louvre and not see the Mona Lisa, but my tip would be to see it first.

3. When you’ve done that, use the plan to look for the galleries that sound most interesting to you, and spend the morning visiting them, when you have plenty of energy.

4. I have lunch at one of the reasonable priced cafe.

5. I spend the afternoon relaxing and finding surprises without looking at your map.

6. Yes, I can. I can take photographs.

7. Yes, I do. I have to pay for audio guides.

8. You need to remember which one you got it from, as you must return it to the same one to get your credit card or passport back.

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One of the greatest museums in London, the National Gallery is a solid day’s worth of culture and exploration. The National Gallery in London was founded in 1824 and houses a rich collection of over 2300 paintings dating from the mid-13th century to 1900 in its home on Trafalgar Square. The gallery is an exempt charity, and a non-departmental public body of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. Its collection belongs to the public of the United Kingdom.

Yesterday, I went to the National Gallery in London with my family. I have been learning about Van Gogh at school and we went there to see his paintings called the sunflowers, the chair and also Cezanne’s “Bathers”. I almost fainted when I saw actual real life Van Gogh paintings! They were way bigger than I expected and I could see Van Gogh’s oil paints stand out from the canvas because it was so thick. I couldn’t pick a favourite painting because I liked the whole gallery actually! In the gift shop I bought some postcards and a “mini masterpiece” kit so that I could do my own masterpiece at home.

So today I did the mini masterpiece. I decided to paint some fruits and a painting for my mum. The fruit was called a “still life” and Van Gogh and Cezanne both liked doing them so I told mum I was being ‘a bit like Cezanne’!