The Tate Modern art museum stands tall on the banks of the River Thames in the historic Bankside Power Station, a building symbolizing London itself. As Britain's national museum of modern and contemporary art, it has a beautiful collection of works by artists from all over the world, such as Cézanne, Matisse, Rothko, Pollock, and Warhol. The best in live art and installations complement Tate Modern's exceptional year-round exhibition calendar.

The museums give us a lot of knowledge of the past years: traditions, culture, beliefs, popular arts and crafts print of a lot of things, etc.

Ashmolean Museum, located in Oxford

Established in 1683, the Ashmolean Museum is one of the first museums still open to the general public. Oxford University's world-class collection of international artwork, spanning many centuries and including drawings by Raphael and paintings from ancient Japan, is housed here. The Renaissance masterpiece The Hunt in the Forest, which is a great study of movement and perspective, is the crown jewel of the Ashmolean, in my opinion.

The Walker Art Gallery is a museum in Liverpool, United Kingdom.

Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery, which features works from the 13th century to the present day, can hold its own next to the best museums in Europe. It houses one of the finest collections of Victorian and Pre-Raphaelite art in the world, with works by Rembrandt, Turner, Monet, Freud, and Hockney, and sculptures by Degas, Rodin, and Moore. With such a wonderful assortment of ornamental arts, fashion, and installation art, you'll have a hard time seeing it all in one day.

Location: Whitworth Building, Manchester

Thanks to a £15 million extension, the Whitworth is quickly becoming one of the top galleries in Northern England. The museum is situated in a beautiful park, and visitors may take advantage of the setting by exploring the gallery's exquisite art garden and sculpture terrace. There are 55,000 works of art in the gallery's permanent collection, including pieces by William Blake, Christina Rossetti, Pablo Picasso, and Vincent van Gogh.

Royal Academy of Arts in London.

The Royal Academy (RA) is an independent organization that is headed by artists and is dedicated to fostering not just an appreciation for and an understanding of the arts, but also the creation and presentation of new works of art. The exhibitions it hosts often generate much discussion and draw significant numbers of art enthusiasts. They are quite proud of their status as "the original home of the blockbuster." The annual Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy is a fantastic opportunity to learn about the work of new artists, in addition to the stunning temporary displays.

Hepworth, Wakefield

This magnificent gallery lies in the heart of the recent revival in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Named for the renowned British sculptor who was born in Wakefield in 1903, the Barbara Hepworth Gallery features works from the city's art collection, a changing schedule of shows by contemporary artists, and some seldom seen works by Hepworth herself. Although it has only just entered the competitive English art gallery market, it has already made a name for itself among the country's most discerning connoisseurs of contemporary art.

National Museums Accreditation Programme in the UK

The nationally recognized benchmarks that all museums must meet to be considered sustainable, focused, and trustworthy by the general public and by funding and regulatory bodies.