Exhibitions in London

The Design Museum: Art of Movement by Van Cleef & Arpels

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With a reputation as a master in both vision and dynamism, Van Cleef & Arpels’ ability to marry mesmerising jewels with delicacy and movement is celebrated at this new exhibition at The Design Museum. By showcasing nearly 100 creations from their patrimonial collection, alongside archive documents and lender masterpieces, the exhibition is a tribute to ‘the French High Jewelry Maison's constant quest to impart movement into precious materials’. With beautiful designs and a spectacular display of vibrant colour and precious jewels, this exhibition will offer a truly spellbinding escape.

Located in the heart of Kensington, this exhibition is perfectly situated for visitors staying at The Milestone Hotel & Residences or The Egerton House Hotel.

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Kensington Palace: Life Through a Royal Lens

Discover the relationship between the Royal Family and the camera like never before at this new exhibition, running until the 30^th October. Marrying almost 200 years of photography, spanning from Queen Victoria and Prince Albert to modern day royals, guests can expect an unveiling of the ‘intimacy between Sovereign and subjects’ as facilitated by the photograph. It is a unique exhibition, and in light of the recent passing of Elizabeth II, one that offers a touching tribute to the life of the late monarch and the future of the crown.

Kensington Palace neighbours The Milestone Hotel & Residences and is a short walk from The Egerton House Hotel.

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The British Museum: Hieroglyphs Unlocking Ancient Egypt

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Where Ancient Egypt was a mystery, it became an accessible lens into the history of humankind upon the discovery of the Rosetta Stone. To honour the significance of this artifact and its value in allowing us to read and translate ancient script, this exciting new exhibition showcases the work that contributed to and resulted from the decipherment of Egyptian hieroglyphs. More than this, it offers a glimpse into the characterful lives of this ancient civilisation. The Rosetta Stone will sit alongside an array of artifacts, offering a transcendental glimpse into the hidden world of ancient Egypt.

Situated in the heart of Bloomsbury, The British Museum is a mere 5-minute walk away from guests staying at The Montague on the Gardens.

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