The Tate Britain is the national gallery of British and International modern art. The main British collection spanning The Renaissance age through to the present day remains at the Millbank.
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May 1, 2025
Super peaceful and quiet. Tate Nritain is a fanatstic gallery. Lots of history to read. Wooden floors interesting paintings. Colourful! Large rooms with different portraits in each room. Good Cafe.…Full review by rosiehall56
Apr 30, 2025
We visited the beautiful Tate Britain mainly to see the Turner paintings in the Clore Gallery. They have a very extensive collection. We also saw some book illustrations that Turner did on paper i…Full review by 227maryh
Apr 10, 2025
The 80's special photo exhibit is truly amazing and not to be missed. The curator(s) did an amazing job planning and assembling this special exhibit. There are so many rare collections that have be…Full review by FuzzyBeaver
is their a restaurant on site were i can eat my own packed lunch
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Hello. There is a cafe on site selling lunch and drinks. It gets very busy and so doesn't offer cafe seating for visitors who wish to bring their own packed lunch. If it's a fine day, there are …
Hello. There is a cafe on site selling lunch and drinks. It gets very busy and so doesn't offer cafe seating for visitors who wish to bring their own packed lunch. If it's a fine day, there are a number of small parks in the vicinity (with benches) which are very pleasant and are a popular choice for office workers eating their lunch.
Weekdays are generally quieter but not by much to be honest though I have never found the queues too bad and if you are visiting a particular exhibition you can pre book and skip …
Weekdays are generally quieter but not by much to be honest though I have never found the queues too bad and if you are visiting a particular exhibition you can pre book and skip that queue The queues at the main entrance are down to increased security and that is inevitable these days I’m afraid
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