Camden Art Centre

Camden Art Centre is a unique contemporary art gallery housed in a historic 1897 building that originally served as a library. The building survived significant wartime damage, including being hit by incendiary bombs in 1940 and a V2 rocket in 1945.

Thanks to a modern transformation, the once dark Victorian structure has gained light and warmth, becoming an ideal space for contemporary art exhibitions. The gallery offers not only exhibitions, but also classes in painting, drawing, pottery and printing.

To complement your visit, there is a café, a store and a garden - ideal places to relax and reflect.