Saatchi Gallery

Went recently for the Tiffany & Co Vision & Virtuosity Exhibition. A bit crowded to be honest & very warm inside. I'm surprised they don't have air conditioning - especially for a summer exhibition. There are 7 rooms (or chapters), but only 6 where you're allowed to take photos - although photos can't possibly capture the detail & beauty of the jewellery. The window displays are impressive, the exhibition is well done, but the most impressive viewing is of the legendary 128.54 carat Tiffany diamond.

Visited the Tiffany&Co exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery. You have to book in advance online in order to visit it. There was a short queue at the time of our booking. Went inside pretty quickly. No one at the entrance didn't let us know pictures are not allowed in the first room. While taking a picture got stopped by a rude security man that say pictures are not allowed. The whole exhibition was absolutely beautiful and showed so much facts about the history of the company and so many pieces of jewellery. Everything looked amazing. Another negative thing was that it was quite overcrowded and in some room there wasn't any air conditioning on. Resulting in rooms filled with people and no air flowing. There was a very kind member of staff at the room where the yellow diamond was. He even showed everyone how to take the perfect picture of the diamond as it's quite the challenge. Absolute star! Considering it is a free of charge exhibition it is worth visiting even with the few negative bits.

We recently visited the free Tiffany & Co Vision & Virtuosity Exhibition which was truly remarkable. You have to book tickets on the Tiffany app, very busy exhibitions. Really enjoyed the showcase of seven rooms of pure diamond. The decor is completely different from other exhibitions, at the end they have shops where you can check your size and order custom made jewellery. I would highly recommend it. Best to go by train (5 minute walk) or bus as it's really difficult to park car. Lots of top brand shops round the high street and places to eat. Great day out for any age and it's free.

I love the brand so I was excited when I saw that the exhibition Vision & Virtuosity was coming to London. I pre-booked my tickets, and that made the process faster when entering. Unfortunately, the exhibition space was overcrowded and full of people not wearing a mask (hopefully no one was sick 🦠🦠🦠) Further, there was no A/C 🫠🫠🫠 It is hard to enjoy the exhibition when 30+ hands are trying to take a picture of the same object at a time. All the objects are amazing! Every piece is a must! Their staff is friendly, but they need to consider the number of visitors for each entry slot, so that every visitor can enjoy the exhibition.

We recently visited the free Tiffany exhibition , which was truly remarkable. Tickets are recommended to be booked on the app. All the jewellery and the history of it is nice. The decor throughout is great too, I would defo recommend while you can. The event place is large and very lovely

A very impressive a good gallery. We visited this gallery to see the Bob Marley exhibition, it was very good and was full of his works and some of his equipment. There was also lots of very good pictures and peices of equipment used in his live shows which have never been seen before. There is also a silent disco which is a very cool experience. It’s over 2 floors and they are both full of things, it’s a little bit pricey but worth it.

It’s a beautiful gallery in one of the richest areas of London. I went recently for the START Art Fair and really enjoyed my visit. The cafe is a bit pricey I would say but it reflects the area I guess. I love this place it really raises my energy!

My first visit to Saatchi Gallery and boy is this place impressive! The building itself is quite remarkable and they've certainly put on an excellent show for the legend that is Bob Marley! Unseen studio footage in a silent disco, never before seen photos and a whole host of awards, albums, tour gear and insights into his life. They even provide an audio of an interview when Bob was shot! We did hope for a little more detail in places but this certainly didn't retract from the experience. A must see for any Marley fans!