Tate Britain & Tate Modern Reviews

Great Turner exhibition. Free guides explained certain paintings giving a great insight about the artist

Always a pleasure to visit this national treasure trove, especially at Christmas when the exterior is decorated by an artist on a grand scale. The current exhibition Edward Byrne - Jones is a real treat.

The museum is free and has something for everyone. I would highly recommend making a visit to the Tate Britain if you are museum hopping in the city.

Small, not overcrowded museum, with not so well-known paintings. Still very beautiful works of art; the Lady of Shalott alone is worth the visit. Be sure to pay a visit to the cafe in the museum!

A great selection of old and new art throigh the many rooms and open spaces. Recommend going with someone who can inform and eduamcate or stop and take the free tours thia will enhance your visit

Great displays of British art through time coming right up to the present with the Turner Prize. Lots to see

A wonderful exhibition, Don Cullen's photography was quite simply awe inspiring, thought prevoking and should be seen by all to encourage all to strive for peace, understanding and greater equality.

This is free.
There are many precious paintings in Britain.
When I went here, a mysterious performance was held.
I didn't understand it.

I am a big fan of the tates. Iconic art and culture displayed to the public for free. What can be better? Tate Britain is no exception and houses some amazing pieces and exhibitions every time you visit. If you like art why have you not been here already. Other than the obvious art pieces the Tate Britain is famous for housing just about anything from 18th century factory machines to planks of wood from infamous ships. You name it, they have it somewhere

Amazing collection. The gallery is very well organized. A truly "must see" in London.

Went for the Van Gogh exhibition. Decent but limited, also very busy although did go only a week into it. Quite a few rude old people there.

Great gallery - watch out for the signage - could be better.
Give yourselves a good few hours or go back often

Need a whole day to look around properly but it is what it says - art gallery. Many different styles, eras etc

The tate full of old tat mostly, apart the odd decent painting!

Great artworks. Great layout. Free talks worth it. A must to see

A helpful and well laid out Museum which is perfect for a date, or simply going into to enjoy, reflect and contemplate.

I have found on the visits hear that the staff are friendly and bend over backwards to help

Phenomenal art museum. Very well set out art gallery with fluidity throughout. The gallery hosts an exquisite J.M.W Turner collection. The staff are lovely and are always more than happy to help.

Wonderful space for the general collection and an interesting special exhibition with 5 or 6 standout stunning paintings by van Gogh. Definitely worth several visits to take it all in and the boat trip to Tate Modern is great fun!

Wonderful exhibition of Van Gogh work and the art that inspired him in London. Well curated display that told a story.

Very relaxed and famous for the Turner collection. Below are some photos by a mixture of British artists.

My favourite place in the world. Love the Victorian art. I come here every time when I'm in London. Also, their carrot cake is amazing!

Hidden carrot cake restaurant. Don't forget to stop by the cafe in the basement.
Best place to enjoy pre-raphaelite works. Also, you should not miss Sargent's'Carnation Lilly Lilly Rose'. You can also enjoy decent Carrot cake at the cafe.

Beautiful and amazing access. Lively program of events, wide range of art from various periods. Not too much to overwhelm but more than enough to give a flavour of art in Britain from Elizabeth I to the Turner Prize. One of London s most beautiful disabled loos in the 2nd floor members room.

Loved this vangogh exhibition recommend getting the media to get a better insight in to the artist and his inspirations of his work. Was busy but i got to see all .

Such a good collection and the best exhibition space in London

Excellent! Great exhibition & very good CV19 precautions. Do support the Tate shops!

Free to come and go in the rooms admiring the various works! At this time a fantastic photographic exhibition of all third elementary London

Visited to see the All too human exhibition, very interesting and larger than expected.

Nice place. Not many people here in the morning. Many works of Turner and other famous British painters, also a bit of modern art.

Big collection of Turners other works. Beautiful interior. Free and on a hot day its cool inside.

Worth visiting just for the architecture alone, permanent collection is very interesting and the temporary exhibition are usually very nicely curated.

Don McCullin exhibition is the best in London this month! Unmissable

Modern and not so modern art worth seeing. All for free, which is amazing

The permanent expositions are free but the changing ones are paying. There's a nice coffee upstairs for members of the museum, and it's not expensive.

Visited Friday 21 Sep 2018 between 2.45-3.30pm and had an excellent experience. Good number of visitors, not too busy. Benches allow for a rest while viewing. Staff were friendly and helpful. Gift shop has a good range and toilets were clean and tidy. Seemed family friendly and had some art supplies out for people to have a draw themselves. Didn't visit cafe. In future i would time my visit to attend a walking tour - check website!

A splendid display of British art across the centuries and an enormous Tuner collection with no equals

Always worth a visit when your offspring is in an exhibition.

Special exhibits never to be missed but a permanent collection which draws you back time and time again

Just visited the Van Gogh Exhibition, which was beautifully curated, interesting and educational

A museum made in particular for all lovers of the sea: Turner is THE painter of the sea. But yours are not simple marines , of which there are pir thousands in the world. Turner is the great painter of the sea but also of the deepest ocean, of the great waves and storms, of the wind and the light on waters in constant movement. Safety pin.

I honestly expected more from such a famous museum of modern art. Boring, bare, uninteresting. The correspondent present in Liverpool is much more beautiful. I honestly don't recommend it as it turns out to be almost a waste of time on a day trip to London. A pity indeed.

Impressive building. Cafe needs more seating. Good number of seats in exhibition area.

The art is diverse, fascinating and well displayed, but the crowds visiting make it uncomfortable at peak times.

Beautiful spaces that allow you to discover each piece at your own pace.

A lovely experience going to the Tate Britain. I am heading here on a school trip this week so went to scope the place out beforehand. This was a good idea as some of the art may be inappropriate for younger artists in the making. We had a lovely walk around and then a drink in the cafe downstairs. I hope my experience with 90 school children is the same.

My personal preference over its sister Tate Modern. Excellent curation of exhibitions. Calm atmosphere away from Central London.
Lovely vaulted cafe, if a bit pricey

Being on the north bank of the Thames, we immediately directed our steps to the Museum of British Art. This museum is simply a classic. Inside the atmosphere like a movie! William Turner's landscapes are a championship! To this day, we also remember the work of Ophelia - one of the most famous paintings inspired by Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Excellent. Don McCullam exhibition well worth a visit.

Fantastically layed out exhibition on Don McCullin however quite pricey

Rather boring exhibits, but an interesting building.

Excellent gallery. Can't go wrong with Turner and Constable after all!

Great to come back to the Tate Britain- a wonderful, serene gallery - and the Don McCullin retrospective was excellent. I will return to see it soon, and hopefully use more Members' facilities!

World's largest collection of J.M.W.Turner paintings, and home to Francis Bacons triptych, 3 figures at the base of a crucifixion. The Tate Britain is mandatory viewing if you are in London for a few hours.

Protip: Their collection of Waterhouse paintings are on loan as of Oct 2019.

The security staff are outwardly hostile, humorless,and will take any opportunitiy to escalate a situation. I've never experienced anything like it in any other gallery I've been to.