Tate Britain & Tate Modern Reviews

Excellent, smaller museum containing British history and art in Westminster neighborhood. It is right next to the Hilton Doubletree Westminster and about 3 blocks from Pimlico tube station on the Victoria Line. Enjoyable visit!

They have excellent pieces on display throughout the year.

Saw Constables Salisbury from the meadows and the Steve McQueen Year 3.

The best collection of Turner's paintings in the world

Extension is great program is good even if few repeats through the years

I was here one day there was free admission, lots of nice art from different years own gift shop and a place to go and look at British art

Lovely museum with beautiful works covering several centuries. Highly recommend to visitors.

Magnificent paintings and superb Don McCullin photography exhibition

Not to be missed during your lifetime. One of the best art collections in the world, well-displayed, constantly changing and with free guided tours.

The art work is so good, I haven't included any pictures of it here, just one of the most delicious, healthy snacks that I had at the equally excellent Tate restaurant.

A work of art in itself!

It's the first time I've been to Tate Britain in a while, and wow! The new Turner wing is huge and shows the glory of his work. There's also a collection of Henry Moore pieces which are deeply moving. The main collection is now arranged in chronological order. I visited the Don McCullin and Van Gogh shows which were both in large spaces and well organized.

Give yourself several hours or make multiple trips.

Love the old building with high ceilings, gives it a real sense of relaxation. Nice exhibitions with more classic artists exhibiting here such as Henry Moore and Lowry. The private exhibitions are great too. The Tate events are always super fun and free.

Wonderful place. The members cafe should be open for half an hour longer, though.

Very good exhibitions. Both the paid and the free ones

Went to the Van Gough exhibition with a coffee in the cafe and lunch in the restaurant. All were first rate.

Very impressive collection. And to relax the afternoon tea in the cafe.

The Turner collection is lovely, staff helpful and friendly and the cafe excellent. This is a gem and it's free (try and make a donation!)

The exhibition of Edward Burne-Jones was brilliant as always. As all exhibitions a visited so far. Highly recommended!

Well worth a visit to see some of the best British art in London

I went specifically to see the Turner paintings and they were wonderful

Beautiful museum most exhibitions free, specialist on the painter turner.

Took the kids and they had so much for them to interact with defo go again

Great day at the EY Impressionists in London exhibition lovely cafe and great atmosphere

Went to a photo exhibition. This is the real deal- a truly comprehensive experience covering the gamut of artistic endeavour. Along with its sister the Tate Modern, two of the jewels in London's cultural landscape. It's a close call but I'd come here rather than the V&A personally. Worth being a member too.

I enjoyed visiting the gallery. Break the visit with a coffee. I usually plan ahead and decide w
hat I want to view. Sometimes I find it easier to concentrate on a couple of areas and there's always an opportunity to revisit another day

The perfect place for art lovers to spend a relaxing afternoon. So many famous works, the occasional easel to attempt your own drawings and beautiful clean architecture

For art lovers it is a must. For those who, like me, appreciate something else ... it is better to go elsewhere.

Very nice place, I loved the art and there's a lot of things for young people

Beautiful Burne-Jones exhibition, absolutely breath takjng

My mum and I went to visit at Tate Britain with my friend. We enjoyed to chat.

Lovely building. Great exhibition. Beautiful displayed. Lovely environment to view beautiful paintings.

Went to the Painting with Light exhibition. Beautiful and enlightening.

Seek for treasures in the Prints and Drawings Rooms!

The guided tours are very informative. Wide collection of art with quite abit of modern art pieces if that s what you re into.

If you like impressionist art though do make a trip to the National Gallery as well!

Must visit for art lovers. The gallery is huge and a lot of the expositions are free. Many different styles and art forms are represented. Perfect for an afternoon out!

Interesting..and above all free..then serving the world

My favourite of the London galleries - stimulating combination of pieces in the collection and great exhibitions

This is an art gallery for William Turner. Many of his works and works by British authors dominate.
There aren't many famous works, but if you're curious about British art, it's worth a visit. Otherwise, I don't recommend it very much.

All the classics you've seen on the Web but for real

One of the best exhibitions has some hours to visit the museum

Goes without saying if you're an art lover, you'll love this place regardless of what is on display there.

Don Mccullen exhibition - Fantastic. Not just war and famine photos but street life in the East End of London as recently as the '80's

Underappreciated and lovely British paintings. Cafe a bit expensive

Saw Don McCullin exhibition which was amazing, as expected. Ladies toilets had a massive queue. Cafe couldn't cope with the large numbers of people... at lunchtime! Very disappointing.

We went specifically to see John Waterhouse - Lady of Shallot but found out from staff that she has gone on tour to Australia! So I can't give a full five stars as that did disappoint us. That said we enjoyed looking at other art and enjoyed lunch in the Cafe, there is quite a varied lunch selection we chose chicken, avocado salad meal in a recyclable dish. The building is stunning despite evidence of World War II shelling on some of the exterior walls which in itself was interesting.

At a busy time of year, welcome calm. Excellent food, knowledgeable staff but quite expensive.

My first visit here, and I was very impressed by the building itself. Had only intended to see the free entry exhibition 'Assetstrippers' and the permanent galleries, but was drawn into the photography collection by the detailed timeline on the wall.
The exhibition itself was well worth the money, and the time spent there; and it was a timely reminder of the atrocious human conflicts of our time, highlighting the ease with which humanity lashes out in anger, hatred and violence against 'the other'. The palpable horror, pain and suffering captured by the lens and the heart, were heart- wrenching. Lessons to be learnt.

I thought it was a little annoying, but it was really nice
Great collection

Tate Britain and the comprehensive retrospective of the legendary British photographer Don McCullin. I urge you to visit this most important exhibition before it finishes on the 6th of May 2019. It is sometimes tough, harrowing and brutal. It shows human nature at its worst and sometimes best over the last 60 years. However, the photographer Don McCullin is a simply a genius in capturing human frailties and drama. A collection of photograpic art that puts our comfortable 21st century lives into perspective.

Tate Britain is an easy bus ride from Whitehall/Trafalgar Square end (no. 87). Across the road from the busstop, the easiest way to the ticket desk is to ignore the entrance up the steps. Turn left past the park benches and then right along the side of the building; the basement entrance is down the sloped steps. Tate Britain covers British art from the last five centuries, though some exhibitions do include pieces from other countries. Worth a visit.

I only put 2 stars coz museums are not my thing or at leas i prefer natural history where i can see dinosaurs, but for ppl who like paintings i guess go ahead

Great place with beautiful pictures. Be sure to see the Turners. Free admission and easy to get to.

London is my favorite city in the world for it has so many wonderful museums....Tate Britain is definitely one of the best art museum in London....

The Burne-Jones exhibition which is on until 24th Feb 2019 is well worth a visit - allow 2 hours to see the 7 rooms.

It has reasonable dimensions, which allow you to visit it in its entirety in an hour and a half. I suppose that the general public values the collection of paintings more than that of sculpture: at least that has been my case.

Pretty interesting how the painting changed over time

Excellent place! Intellectual experience. Popular place.

The nations collection of British art, highlights include Turner, Constable and the Pre Raphaelites.

Always a treat! Van Gogh was especially riveting. Go early as it can get crowded.

Went to see the Van Gogh exhibition it was amazing to see his pictures up close. Well worth the visit and the price. It's a lovely building just to go and visit is a treat then a lovely walk along the embankment. Good for the soul.

Enjoyed the Henry Moore collection and the clasical paintings.

I went to see the Monet exhibition. It was outstanding and was happily guided by my French friend who seemed to know a lot about the artist.