Opened in October 2008, the Saatchi Gallery is a major addition to London's contemporary art scene. Housed in the refurbished Duke of York's Headquarters near Sloane Square and boasting four floors and about 70,000 square-foot of exhibition space, this is comfortably the gallery's largest home to date.

Thanks to a new partnership with auction house Phillips de Pury, the Saatchi Gallery is also completely free for all visitors. Even entry to the changing programme of curated shows is free, making the Saatchi Gallery the first completely free major contemporary art museum in the world.

Whilst Charles Saatchi is - for some - best-known for his championing of the YBAs (Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin et al) his interests are actually much broader than that. If it's big, bold and new, then Saatchi is most likely to be interested.

The Saatchi Gallery is one of Spoonfed's Best Galleries in London.

Read Tom's review of The Revolution Continues, the inaugural exhibition at the new Saatchi Gallery, October 2008.