Newport Street Gallery

In line with the latest Government guidelines on COVID-19, there are extra precautions in place at Newport Street Gallery to ensure we are able to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for both our visitors and staff.

BOOK A TICKET IN ADVANCE

Entry to Newport Street Gallery is free but we are operating with timed entry slots. Advanced booking has been introduced to reduce the number of visitors at any given time, limit queues and enable easy social distancing within the gallery.

Groups larger than six people are not permitted. Please do not visit the gallery with anyone outside of your household or support bubble.

An advance ticket must be booked online before your visit: BOOK HERE

ONE-WAY GALLERY ROUTE

There will be a one-way route through the gallery and the current exhibition ‘End of a Century’.

SAFETY MEASURES

All visitors are required to wear a face covering inside the gallery, apart from those who are exempt. Hand sanitiser stations are placed in key areas and visitors are required to maintain social distancing of at least 2 metres at all times. Safe distancing guidelines will be in place throughout the gallery.

FACILITIES

• Toilets remain open with increased cleaning regimes.
• The lockers are currently closed. Please note that large bags and suitcases are not permitted within the galleries.
• The gallery’s café Pharmacy2 is currently closed.

Please do not visit the gallery if you or anyone you live with is experiencing symptoms associated with COVID-19, or if you have recently been in contact with someone who has COVID-19.

Should you require any further information, please contact us: +44 (0)20 3141 9320

Kennington: Northern line (15 minute walk)
Vauxhall: Victoria line (10 minute walk)
Lambeth North: Bakerloo line (12 minute walk)
Waterloo: Bakerloo, Northern, Jubilee and Waterloo and City lines (20 minute walk)

Vauxhall station (10 minute walk)
Waterloo station (20 minute walk)

Route 360 from Black Prince Road (3 minute walk)
Routes 77, 507, 344, C10 and 3 from Lambeth Palace (5 minute walk)
Routes 59 and 159 from Fitzalan Street (6 minute walk)

Newport Street Gallery is on route 3 of the London Cycle Network. There are 16 bike rack spaces available for visitors located outside the main gallery entrance on Newport Street.

Santander Cycle Hire docking stations are located on Lollard Street and Black Prince Road (both a 3 minute walk away)

Newport Street Gallery does not have any visitor parking. The parking bays on Newport Street are for permit holders only from 8.30am to 6.30pm, Monday to Friday. The nearest pay and display parking spaces are on Juxon Street (5 minute walk) and have a maximum stay restriction of four hours.

Holders of Lambeth Council blue disabled badges may park in residents’ only bays providing the blue badge is displayed. Pay and display bays may also be used for up to four hours, providing both the blue badge and clock are displayed.

The gallery is fully accessible from the Newport Street entrance and there is a lift to access all floors. There are two wheelchairs available that can be booked in advance. Guide dogs are permitted. There is a hearing loop at the gallery reception.

We are not able to offer gallery tours or arrange group visits. Groups larger than six people are not permitted.

All visitors are required to wear a face covering inside the gallery, apart from those who are exempt.

Visitors are required to maintain social distancing of at least 2 metres at all times.

Please do not consume food or drink in the galleries.
No animals are permitted anywhere within the building with the exception of guide dogs.
Smoking is not permitted anywhere within the building.
Please do not touch the artworks on display. Even clean hands can damage surfaces.
Flash photography is not permitted.
Professional photography and filming is not permitted without prior written agreement.

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