V&A South Kensington

one day we going to south Kensington from Luton airport. we needed a taxi for this trip so I booked a company taxi online. the service was amazing and the driver was very knowledgeable and delivered very comfortably. this is a spectacular museum with so many recommendations I don't know where to start. The museum building outside and inside is incredibly beautiful. The medieval part has many beautiful pieces. I also enjoyed the China and Korean exhibition. That's all I had time to see! If you are in London don't miss this gem. This museum has a very eclectic collection. The curators have done an amazing job. Quite a large building and each floor and each room are very well organized, the descriptions are interesting and create a connection between the environments.

There are large spaces with huge sculptures and cozy rooms with very delicate and small pieces. The casting room and its collection could even be a museum in its own right. It was beautiful, a must-see. It features textiles, fashion, etc., but it's much more than that. The game room alone is worth a visit. We thought we would stop "shortly" to enjoy the museum and ended up staying for many hours. Worth seeing. This and the British Museum were my favorites of the trip. I warmly recommend it. Picking just a few things to see at the Victoria and Albert Museum is no easy task, given the long list of works of art that can be found in this unusual museum. While at other museums - such as the British Museum - there are unique and unmissable items that everyone can find on the lists, at the V&A (as the Victoria and Albert Museum is commonly called) everyone has their list. ., unlike other London museums, the Victoria and Albert Museum covers an extremely diverse range of art.

At the V&A, we don't just find typical art objects such as paintings or sculptures, but also everyday items such as furniture or clothes, and jewelry. One can usually find unique works of art in museums around the world, but rarely fine reproductions of masterpieces. In Lité dvory we can find casts and plaster reproductions of some famous statues. On entering the first room, it would be strange - especially for Italian visitors - to find a gigantic reproduction of Michelangelo's David or Moses, which we can commonly admire in Florence and Rome. The reason for this choice was to offer all visitors the opportunity to admire these masterpieces without having to undertake very expensive trips at the time. In practice, the Cast Courts of the V&A are like a three-dimensional art history book. Of course, original masterpieces of incredible beauty can also be found in the V&A, and sculptures occupy a very important place in the museum. My favorite is Antonio Canova's wonderful sculpture of the Three Graces.

The beauty of this work of art is simply amazing and one cannot fail to notice the excellent skills of the Italian sculptor. If you like sculptures, be sure not to miss the work of Augusto Rodin. The 18 Rodin sculpture was a personal gift from Rodin to the V&A made in 1914 to honor French and British soldiers fighting in the First World War. Do you love London? Do you love to paint? Then you cannot miss the beautiful landscape of Hampstead Constable. In the nineteenth century, Hampstead was a true corner of unspoiled nature, just a stone's throw from urban chaos. A painter like Constable, so sensitive to the beauty of nature, could not fail to understand Hampstead in all its splendor.