Situated right next to the National Gallery, and opposite St Martin-in-the-Fields (we recommend the cafe in the crypt), the National Portrait Gallery is just what the name suggests.    It is very well organized: you go up a long escalator and then come down through the main galleries, arranged chronologically. There is of course a lot worth seeing, including several rooms of Victorian pictures and sculpture. Website Map

Works at the NPG by John Maler Collier Edwin Longesden Long John Everett Millais George Frederick Watts