I first came in to the souvenir store and saw some lovely postcards so came back to check it out. It is a relatively small gallery but have some nice pieces. I was in a rush as I was going to catch a train but if I had more time I would definitely indulge is enjoying the art pieces. If you are around and have an hour or so, definitely worth dropping by. There's a nice souvenir shop and little cafe just on the ground floor too.

Nice city art centre. Free entry. A good selection of exhibitions. All available for free. Nice coffee shop selling hot and cold drinks and light food. Access for everyone is easy. I would recommend a visit if your in Edinburgh

First time visit. Staff were friendly and gave information when you went in. Free entry for most areas except an exhibition on the upper floors. Theres an example in the foyer so you can make your mind up if its for you. Paintings are nicely spaced so the wall area isn't over busy. Spent about an hour wandering around. We are so lucky in Edinburgh to have so many free galleries and museums and this holds its own.

Third visit to this great Art Gallery Such an interesting venue with various exhibitions on display. The landscape exhibition currently on display was especially good, some fab work. Staff are always warm and friendly and the place extremely clean, warm and inviting. I'm sure it won't be our last visit and I would definitely recommend a visit x

Enjoyable visit to see the John Henry Lorimer exhibit. Gallery is well set out and feels spacious. Perhaps the only let down was the lighting in areas detracted from the artworks. Minor but noticeable.

It was awesome, we love and enjoyed the time spent browsing and admiring every art display especially the short projected films, the arts were eye popping and captivating. Recommended.

Worth a visit to see the Edinburgh Council collection. Exhibitions are more hit than miss and the new additions in the basement as always worth seeing.

Saw the Mackie exhibition and was delighted at being shown the link to the Nabis. Made me see these paintings are and to appreciate their dynamism. The Ian Hamilton Findlay exhibition was a pure delight and you need to see it. Donal Smith's iconic island fishermen were a delight. The painting method monumental. His gannet picture amazed us.

Wonderful day. There's a wheelchair to borrow, the staff are so helpful, full of knowledge, lovely and made a trip out with my aunt the very best it could be. The art work was amazing, delighted to see 4 Joan Eardley pictures and the new acquisitions. Thank you so so much, I can't recommend enough..

Great visit to see the Landscape Awards. Spread over 2 floors, such a wide variety of art across several media.

Not the best museum in town. The building needs some refurbishment inside. The expositions were interesting. But the scenography is terrible. They could use a graphic designer. A good one.

Loved the experience of visiting, a must go for art lovers.

Visited the Peter Howson Retrospective, great exhibition but not easy viewing. Gallery staff amazingly friendly. Grabbed a decent coffee and cake at Mimi's Little Bakehouse accessible through the gallery.

Went to the Peter Howson exhibition. He was the star but this was the first time I had visited all levels of the centre, and I have to say - what a delightful gallery all around. I'll have to keep an eye on whats on in the future - it's a fab wee space to have right in the centre of town.

Just an amazing art show of the works of Peter Howson. A real insight into the artist showing many of his works. Well worth a visit.

Photographs are banned. Not flash photography, PHOTOS. Apparently the process of allowing photons to be recorded via my phone's lens is an unspeakable violation. Art should be joyous and seen by all and appreciated for years into the future. It should not be sterile and stuffy and elitist.

We visited The Science Festival - lots of creative science Workshops - lovely and motivated staff!

Here for the annual Science Festival childrens event. Second time coming with my elder child, this time with some of his friends too. There is so much to do for young children with various things aged at 3+, 5+, and 7+ ratings, plus loads of other drop-in activities and experiments. It's just an excellent day out, and I'd recommend it to anyone with children. Amazing.

A nice gallery in central Edinburgh. Exhibitions showcase less well known Scottish artists.

Not the easiest place to get to (unless you're coming by train, in which case it's incredibly easy), but it's worth the hassle. We spent nearly two hours here and only saw one floor. We'll be back for the others another time The bits we saw were photos and videos of Scotland mostly from the 1930s by female photographers. Unexpectedly fascinating stuff. Be warned, some of the photos are a bit small, so if you need glasses, bring them with you.

Great modern art museum in Edinburgh! The curators did an excellent job on the collects on display here. The staff here were a joy to interact with. This is located in the heart of the city and a wonderful spot to add on your visit in town.

Free entry and very cheerful, helpful staff. Lorimer exhibition well worth seeing.

Convenient location right beside Waverly train station. Usually features permanent and temporary exhibitions, but today (October 2021) the majority of the gallery was closed. Still, very nice place to visit.

Visiting the Science Festival, which was good. The venue doesn't have enough provision for seated eating however. Be prepared to sit on the floor if you bring a packed lunch for the kids.

I liked all the pictures there .. it's a very relaxing place .

Great art gallery over four floors in the heart of the city. The city of Edinburgh owns lots of important art and it is often shown here as well as hosting touring exhibitions. Good wee cafe attached.

We had a great time here! Sadly only 1 exhibition was open but it was still great to see. The cafe was also really good. We had the soup of the day which was one of the best soups I have ever had. The hot chocolate was super yummy too!!!

Wasn't very keen, but some paintings were nice. Took 30 minutes to see everything. It was free and donations were optional, which based on the exhibits I think was reasonable.

Four storeys of exhibition space with a different artist on each floor. Lovely and relaxed atmosphere. Totally free, which is always good!