Russell Cotes Art Gallery & Museum

Beautiful house full of interesting art pieces and antiques. a man played piano in the main hall, making the whole experience very relaxing. an oasis of calm away from the noise of the promonade. lovely.

I may not have been to bournemouth in a long while but if anyone is going this is one place i always recommend. it’s absolutely remarkable. the walk there with the views of the sea is breath taking alone. the house has so much history and art to see. if you love art, history, architecture etc then no visit to bournemouth is complete if you do not go here at least once.

I didn’t expect much going in but it definitely surpassed my expectations. the place has a lot of art on display and you can really take your time to view it all. if you are not a student the price can be a little expensive tho (i am lucky to be a student). some parts of the museum are divided into rooms which have been preserved with the furniture and all which kinda feels like visit a movie set. very cool experience.

Great value for the family. 2 hours flew by looking at so many interesting things and beautiful artworks. reminded me of a mini osborne house. dazzling mix of decorative styles inside and the modern extension blends perfectly to create a large airy cafe and shop. the views of the sea are quite something. if must have been heaven living there for the russell cotes family. the lucy kemp welch exhibition was incredible and worth the ticket price alone.

An amazing place to visit. fantastic building, with loads of stained glass windows. the art work and souvenirs from travels across the globe may not all be my personal taste but good to see. listening to the pianist playing while walking around was lovely too. although we visited in july the weather was grey, windy and abit rainy so we had a quick walk around the garden.