Dali Universe – County Hall Gallery

I found that for L12 it wasn't value for money and whilst his sketches interested me I thought i was paying to see his famous works... i understand that the majority of these would be held in the Barcelona exhibition but it left me feeling slightly cheated as it was as if the London exhibiton was just there to show his left over, not as popular art works.

I reccommend the London Aquarium next door ;-)

Dali's work is not something i have an interest in really. A couple of weeks ago i came to London for a weeks holiday. On my last day i went into the Dali Exhibition, at County Hall. It was on behalf of my daughter really, who loves Dali's work.

I did think it was a bit expensive at L12.00, but i was blown away by what i saw. It was fantasic, so much too see, and so many models to look at.

I was impressed, and i liked the section on Picasso. I went into the gift shop at the end to buy my daughter something for her birthday. I was very pleased with how i was looked after by the staff member that was on duty. She was very helpful.

I had a lovely time there, and would quite happily go there again, next time with my daughter.

Helen Arnold (Hull)

A gallery devoted to the Spanish artist Salvador Dali, this attraction is located just across Westminster Bridge in County Hall, next to the London Eye. Admission per adult is 8 pounds fifty ($16.00 USD),

The exhibit features mostly insincere sketches made by the famous abstractionist, but also houses some of his more competent metal sculptures and furniture designs. The pieces on display here are Dali's least interesting works.

To be found in the basement level of the exhibit are still more crappy sketches created by Pablo Picasso, with added photos of the artist at work and leisure on display. For $16.00 USD admission this attraction was quite a rip-off and should be avoided by budget travelers, especially when factoring in the cost of the tube.