How to Say "gallery" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “gallery” is “galería” — use 'galería' to refer to a physical or digital collection of images or artworks, such as an art gallery, photo gallery, or even a computer's image gallery..
galería
Examples
La galería de arte está abierta todos los domingos.
The art gallery is open every Sunday.
museo
/moo-SAY-oh//muˈseo/

Examples
El museo del Prado es muy famoso en Madrid.
The Prado museum is very famous in Madrid.
¿Sabes si el museo de historia natural abre los domingos?
Do you know if the natural history museum opens on Sundays?
Pasamos la tarde recorriendo las exhibiciones del nuevo museo de ciencias.
We spent the afternoon touring the exhibits at the new science museum.
Gender Check
Remember that 'museo' is a masculine noun, so you always use 'el' before it: 'el museo' (the museum).
Using the Wrong Article
Mistake: “La museo.”
Correction: El museo. Even though many Spanish words ending in '-o' are masculine, it’s good to confirm the article, which for 'museo' is 'el'.
sala
/SAH-lah//ˈsala/

Examples
La conferencia será en la sala número cinco.
The conference will be in room number five.
Compramos boletos para la sala de conciertos.
We bought tickets for the concert hall.
El paciente fue trasladado a la sala de urgencias.
The patient was moved to the emergency room/ward.
Galería vs. Museo
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