The Painted Hall

The Painted Hall, located in the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London, is renowned for its stunning baroque interior, featuring intricate frescoes created by artist James Thornhill in the early 18th century. Often called the "Sistine Chapel of the UK," the hall depicts themes of British naval history and the glorification of Britain’s achievements. The vivid artwork covers the ceilings and walls, showcasing various allegories and historical figures. Open to the public, the Painted Hall is a significant cultural landmark, attracting visitors who appreciate its artistic and historical significance.