Tate Britain & Tate Modern Review

World class art gallery with highly rated exhibitions. Good facilities.

It is extremely interesting. The permanent exhibition consists of iconic works of British contemporary art. It is known for its periodic reports. At Christmas, the facility at the entrance of the building turns the entire building into an exhibit and includes visitors as part of the venture. Impressive!

Needs more cafe facilities as its hard to get a table and queues long for food. Also expensive. The only accessible toilet was blocked.

Well organized and ready to handle visitors. Went to see a specific exhibit and it was great! Would have enjoyed more Rothco at the exhibit. However those that were part of the collection were large and impactful. Ophelia was a must see as well. Cheers!

Beautiful museum with a lot of interesting pieces of art from amazing painters. It's free and they also have seasonal paid exhibitions (quite expensive). I missed a couple of paintings that were borrowed by an Australian museum.

Really enjoyable afternoon spent at the Tate. Very interesting.

Lovely permanent paintings in a beautiful part of town.

Wonderful collection (free), largest collection of Turner /10 10/10, thanks for the free pin.

My fiance has overwhelmed

What a beautiful museum. I wish I could have spent more time here. One of the galleries was particularly stunning. The gift shop is also quite nice.

FYI, there is a quick bag search when you enter the museum.

Not the easiest museum in London to access, but the artwork housed here is excellent. I recently went to the Pre-Raphaelite exhibit, which was packed. The artwork certainly merited it!

I would say that the people who work there are not terribly friendly, but that may have been the consequence of a really packed house on the day I visited.

We are Tate members and love Tate Britain, but this was our first post-COVID visit. We did visit the Andy Warhol exhibition at Tate Modern under COVID-19 conditions so did know what to expect. I was very happy with the level of precaution taken, I felt safe, and have no complaints. I love the member's cafe - the cakes are incredible - and was pleasantly surprised to see that nothing has changed. It's full service now instead of self-service, but the choice and quality remain the same.

We came for the Turner exhibition (day three as we really couldn't wait to see it) and were hugely impressed. In the pre COVID-19 days, as a member, you could visit one of the exhibitions, e.g. last year's "Van Gogh and Britain" exhibition, go get a coffee, then go back in again. Timed tickets mean you can't do that any more so instead we did go back through some of the rooms before leaving. Not ideal but we are in strange times so compromises need to be made. I'm definitely going to revisit the Turner exhibition - probably in the new year. Hopefully by then we'll be in happier times.

Covid closure. Went to see the outside lights by Chila Kumari Singh Burman - Remembering a Brave New World. Worth the look see.

Amazing. Just amazing. Such a gem. So lucky to have this place

Fantastic gallery, a real wide range of exhibitions and free space. Lovely building and very helpful staff.

The Paul Bowling exhibition was stunning - grateful to have caught it on its last day.

A very good selection of British Art. A wonderful experience. You need to set aside a few hours for a visit

Visited the Burne-Jones exhibit. Be still my heart! Magnificent.

An easy flat walk from Pimlico station, Tate Britain is a mist excellent Art Gallery and showpiece for fine pictures. The curren van Gogh collection is a good example. Rooms zre spacious and allow good viewing at all times. The Whistler Restaurant is a first class establishment to visit when coming to the Tate and the foid and service is spot on.

Great Coffee, Cake and Culture.. Love this place.
The Hockney exhibit is brilliant will be back very soon

Great exhibition space and some wonderful pieces of art.

Very nice to visit Modern Tate. Van Gogh pictures are my favorit.

Interesting Van Gogh exhibition. Starry Night being the highlight for me. Rather a lots of works of other artists though relevant ...were padding to an otherwise good exhibition.

A must visit any time im in London. The different galleries and pieces are amazing

A gem of a gallery, great examples of British art and more chilled than it's busier bigger partner the Tate Modern.

One of the best museums in the world dedicated to contemporary art; incredible masterpieces such as the Josef Beuys room; the hall dedicated to Louise Bourgeois in the new wing (2016).

Great collection of art. Combination of classic and modern pieces, free entry

Saw photo exhibition and some galleries will go back.

I loved it, it takes at least half a day to visit everything.

Beautifull collection of the Work of William Turner besides other interesting works. A must see!!!

I like Tate Britain

especially the shop, many good books and souvenirs

usually visit it once a month

Wonderful gallery and I really liked how the galleries are arranged in chronological order. Far smaller crowds than Tate Modern.

Visited the Burne-Jones exhibition. Excellent display of this pre-Raphlite master's wide range of work from drawing and painting to tapestries and decorative items. Immensely talented and productive guy. The gallery itself has a lovely feel and super river side setting. Great range of standing items particularly on Turner. Good place to spend an afternoon and be lifted.

Really enjoyed the War Damanaged Musical Instruments by Susan Philipsz. The space was perfect for the sounds.

A really fine collection of paintings. Particularly the Pre-Raphaelites and Turner's are worth the visit!

I disagree with who says that it s not good. There is a lot, sure. They might have relegated some paintings in 1 room as they have limited space, sure.

But the quality of the visit was perfect. Had the chance to visit the Turner Prize for free as an under 25 and then watched the rest of the museum at my own pace. I had the pleasure of joining a free talk about a painting, the Ophelia, which was really entertaining and informative.

I will definitely be back as I feel I didn t spend enough time (3 hours!!).

If you want some coffee, the cafe is good too!

A gem! Amazing vibe and not too crowded. Love the members-room

I always get lost here, but love it anyway. Bag check is perfect

The permanent gallery of Tate Britain offers the discovery of works by English artists through a chronological journey from the 14th century to the present day.
Do not miss the rooms dedicated to Turner and the works of Moore which are exceptional.
Free visit for all.

The Van Gough exhibit they have going on right now is 10/10! Worth the price on entry for sure! It was fascinating and breathtaking. So many incredible paintings of Van Gough s.

Amazing gallery that will take hours to go round, great facilities.

great exhibition & a place to fill your water bottle up for free!

If you like Turner, this is the best place to see his work.

Very few famous works are displayed. Recommended for those who like William Turner. Satisfied by just looking at a few pieces of Raphael's preaching work. If you don't have time, you can pass. The cafe is not good. And the souvenir shop service is not very good.

For the Van Gogh exhibition (exhibition) I just did.

Great collection of art from different historical periods.

Why haven't I been here before? Lots to look at. Brilliant. You could use Thames Clippers to get there (Millbank stop) Use just like the tube (Oyster or contact less)

Stunning place and i didn't even get to visit the inside

The exhibits in Tate Britain are very nice. Finally, I visited the photo exhibition Don McCullen; very nice photos in the exhibition are offered with a very good classification.

It is just a wonderful place to be...nice relaxed museum even the Hockney exhibition was not too overcrowded.

Great exhibition of Don mccullin's work. So evocative

Always amazing. If you have time to go and see the Van Gough exhibition, then do so. Worth getting the headphones for additional insights.

There are free guided tours several times a day. I participated in the tour of Turner from 3 o'clock. Travel time is 1 hour. The contents of the tour seem to change with time. (March 2019)

Unbelievable cache of history. Worth it A++ A good amount of places to sit if you're tired and restrooms are clean.