National Galleries Scotland: Modern One

"Edinburgh's gallery of modern art is split between two impressive neoclassical buildings surrounded by landscaped grounds some 500m west of Dean Village." Full review

"A wood-panelled location houses the sculptures of Bourdelle, Epstein, Hepworth, Moore and Rickey; the museum is found in an imposing neo-classical building." Full review

"This handsome former school building, close to the New Town, displays paintings and sculptures by Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, Henri Matisse, and André Derain, among others."

"The National Gallery Complex has two buildings: the Gallery itself, which displays the permanent collection, and the Royal Scottish Academy, where major temporary exhibitions are held." Full review

"This Italian gothic style museum, is home to the principal works of portrait art." Full review

"The gallery is located in an imposing neo-Classical building, built by architect Thomas Hamilton in 1833." Full review

"Two wooded sites, one on either side of Belford Rd, house the Scottish National Gallery's modern and contemporary art collection."

"This two-building institution, which flanks a lovely sculpture park and is beloved by locals, is Scotland's best modern art gallery." Full review