Tate Britain in London: photos, reviews

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Tate Britain, located in the vibrant city of London, offers an enriching experience for all ages. This highly rated museum is a treasure trove of art, hosting a captivating blend of historical and modern paintings accompanied by insightful commentary. Visitors can easily navigate the spacious galleries, including the standout Green Room, adorned with portraits and paintings that stretch from floor to ceiling. The JW Turner galleries are a must-see, featuring masterpieces such as "Ophelia" and "The Lady of Shallot." The facility is thoroughly accessible, with wheelchair-friendly entrances and parking. Families will appreciate the child-friendly environment, complemented by on-site restaurants and a convenient cloakroom. While entry is free, donations are appreciated to support this cultural beacon. Tate Britain is perfectly situated for a visit without the hustle and bustle of more crowded spots, making it an ideal destination to explore the wonders of British art.

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Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible parking, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Lambeth Palace (Stop SC)

Bus stop 750 m walk

Belgrave Road (Stop S)

Bus stop 754 m walk

Pimlico Station (Stop H)

Bus stop 438 m walk

Millbank Tower (Stop NC)

Bus stop 226 m walk

St. Annes Church (Stop T)

Bus stop 743 m walk

Millbank (Stop NH)

Bus stop 436 m walk

4.7

based on 21,123 reviews

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4.7/5 21,123 reviews

L McLachlan

Visited to see the Leigh Bowery exhibition. Loved the building and exhibition. Visited the cafe on the 10th floor and some of the other floors. Great views from the top floors and a fantastic industrial space.

Aisha Khan

Tate Britain offers a calm, reflective setting to explore British art, from Tudor portraits to the vast Turner collection. Recent exhibitions, like the pairing of Ithell Colquhoun and Edward Burra, add fresh perspective. Facilities are well thought out, with good seating, free cloakrooms, and excellent accessibility, though the café can feel pricey. Overall, it’s a quieter, more contemplative alternative to Tate Modern, ideal for taking time with the art.

PRO 566

Wspaniała kolekcja malarstwa brytyjskiego(Turner, Millais,) plus trochę sztuki współczesnej(choć jak dla mnie, lepiej żeby jej nie było, w większości kiepskie prace). Piękny budynek.

Tate Britain in London

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