Tate Britain & Tate Modern Reviews

Nice place to sit and have fun with Joshua Reynolds' Renaissance painting, William Dobson ... John Constable.

Fantastic rare opportunities to paint or draw sculptures, my daughter brought statue to life, I say it's a place you have to visit, rich in greatest art work and historic time we cannot rewind back.

Went for the year 3 exhibition with my daughter. Was a nice experience will definitely be back and love the reading corner for the kids with the variety of cultural books

Don't use the cafe here to eat as it is a ripoff as with all Tates, try the Museum of London as better place to eat near by. TatesBut you go there to see stuff not eat:)

Very stunning marine paintings of warships, Dutch portraits were also impressive, Lady in the water. Good to come on a tour.

fantastic hockney exhibit currently but an amazing collection of turner and blake normally...

Nice but not very interesting. Van Gogh exhibit costs 25 quid. I was n't bothered. If I wanted to see the paintings of a mentally ill man I would have bought some paints and a colouring in book for my uncle at Christmas. There's enough paintings on display for free without paying out to see some.

The largest collection of Turner !! More other amazing teachers, must-see!

I wish they would put up some decent signage. It is a rabbit warren and easy to get lost. Went to the William Blake exhibition. It was crowded on a wet Saturday afternoon. Dark, repetitive art, with numerous references to obscure biblical figures.

Always a great place to visit. The Van Gogh exhibition was brilliant.

The best money I spend in London is to be a member of Tate. Always in for a treat.

I'm a Tate fan. This is the more genteel of the two London galleries and better for it.

As usual, excellent exhibition, superbly curated. William Blake.

Fabulous art in a classical setting. For free... Are you kidding?

Great range of art, and they have late events from time to time which are fun.

Like all London museums, only temporary exhibitions are paid (eg Van Gogh), everything else is free. So magnificent works very varied from the 17th to the 20th century to see without 1 penny to pay.

This is a very good museum. It has some unique art. All done by Scottish artists.

Really enjoyed it here, and the Don McCullin exhibition was so interesting and graphic. Well worth the money.

Nice museum. Do visit. Even if you are not into old paintings. They have other stuff too.

What's not to love? Attended William Blake exhibition. It was extensive...brilliantly curated

Excellent Van Gogh exhibition, general galleries also worth visiting and interesting mix of styles and artists. Very pleasant environment to enjoy some fantastic artwork

The installation Remembering a Brave New World by Chila Kumari Singh Burman is therapy! Thanks to the artist and Tate Britain for bringing light to dark times.

Lovely calm atmosphere with amazing art and interesting information. Free for all except specific exhibitions but there is enough there to see that the free experience is still amazing. Only downside is the food in the cafe and the souvenirs are a bit pricey which is to be expected to be honest. Loved our visit.

A museum that you can easily enter. Because I can appreciate slowly, I will stay long. There is a cafe in the basement, but the atmosphere is good and scones and tea are very delicious. I think the price is reasonable for the UK.

Architecturally one of my favourite London's museum's, the best in central London. Staircases and hidden rooms housing a wonderful contemporary art collection. Not crazy busy with tourists, and this is a plus. So I can always enjoy their remarkable paid exhibitions without bumping into everyone around. A public garden behind, benches around the building and the Thames just in front makes the all experience. Love visiting every time.

Pricey coffee, but if you like the art you'll Turner blind eye

Amazing and rear opportunity to see Van Gogh paintings in one place! Learn who influence his art and how he influenced other artists.

Lots of art, and convenient access for people with mobility issues.

Stunning place to visit. Excellent exhibitions. Airy comfortable environment. Great food and drink

One of the best galleries in London, a must for all art lovers

Pride of Britain. Great place to visit for your family.

Although there is no national gallery, it is still great.

Impressive collection of paintings in a classically beautiful building.
Free entry.
A must.

Two recent visits. Saw the Van Gogh Exhibition and Don McCullum. Fab!

Great.
They have a good collection, although exclusive to British.

Went for the Don McCullin exhibition. Stunning and very moving. The Tate is a national treasure and a must visit. Restaurant is good too!

Wonderful. Fantastic, it is not boring, it has great organization, it is not too big. Great

Very interesting art, definitely worth a look. Be careful as you could spend a lot of time here, would probably be worth a day out to see everything

Visited for the David Hockney exhibition which was fab. I'm a bit of a Hockney fan anyway but thoroughly enjoyed the retrospective of his work. We also visited some of the the permanent displays and enjoyed that too, plus the building itself is pretty impressive as well

Bar for members on the 5th floor ... breathtaking view.

The building was built on a spacious site, and it wasn't crowded, so I was able to enjoy it more calmly and slowly than in other museums. It is easy and convenient to go by bus from the center. Walk a little to the subway station. A homeless person was sleeping in the underground passage to the station, so I might be a little worried at nightfall.

Still love Tate Britain. What a building both inside and out. The security staff are great and deserve much praise. Layout of the galleries is brilliant, special exhibitions are special. (Could do with more ladies loos, but then it was a Saturday afternoon.)

Absolutely love this gallery for the exhibitions and fabulous interior. The cafe in wonderfully peaceful and a great place to meet friends for a catch up. I feel like it's one of the most stress free places in London. Very well stocked gift shop and I have always managed to find something wonderful for my loved ones. A must see if you are in the area!

This is our favourite gallery in London. It is much quieter and better than the Tate Modern and a far superior building to boot. It's a little out of the way but people in bus tours should be fine because all the coaches seem to park across the road asking the Thames.



But the main attraction is the beautiful building itself and the incredible artworks on show. Everything from large modern art installations, to modern video art, to classic at collections from the likes of Turner and Constable. There is something here for all art lovers and in a much more accessible format than the Modern.

Fantastic. Worth visiting, free entry. Helpful staff.

Love the old art not a fan of the newer art figures/models

Great for any visit, fast or slow, in to see some of the best of British art, from the extensive turner collection, Moore sculptures or cubist inspired artists. Lovely staff, especially those Manning the family sections.

Contemporary museum, not very visited but interesting when one is interested in contemporary art.

More like meeting a beguiling lover than visiting a gallery, this place steals your heart and enriches your soul, thank you for being so awesome.

It is the Tate. No more to say. If you are in classic arts it is beautiful to visit.

I remember going to the Tate Shop with my classmate, the place is very length, colourful and vivid and modern-day feel with different picture display onto the wall. The problem is the price of Books and Art equipment which some may cost More

Queer Britain great show and hopefully the start of something regular to reflect the LGBT perspective in art