Tate Britain & Tate Modern Reviews

I was really surprised by this gallery. It s a bit of an odd location, and I was just passing by on a Sunday. I imagine parking could be a nightmare on other days.

Really eclectic mix from 1500s all the way up to contemporary. Great reflection of British art. Also, a really great space. Lots to enjoy about the building itself.

I really enjoyed the costumed actor as part of the central piece as well. The Art Now installation was a bit off-the-wall, but I d definitely recommend.

A collection of the greatest British art from the 1540's until today, sorted by decades

One of the best museums/galleries in London. Generally very quiet as most people go to the (in my opinion inferior) Tate Modern. Just walking to this museum is lovely if you go down along the river through the park beyond Westminster. The museum/gallery itself has been renovated beautifully. The architecture of this building alone is stunning. And then there is the incredible collection of artworks from modern installations to great British classics. Well worth a visit. Also, child friendly.

Saw van Gogh exhibition just before it closes. Excellent duration and a fascinating tour of London when he was here. Likely to be very busy in last few days but worth it

A lovely Turner exhibition, but also a nice choice of pre-Rafaelites paintings. I loved the idea of chronological presentation of the history of British painting, there are several amazingly beautiful 16th century paintings. The museum organises free talks around a work of art, I believe during weekends, watch out for the time slots.

Had a great time, lots to see with great exhibitions always on

A lovely place to explore art with children. Great facilities.

Not like Tate Modern , but also very impressive with good installations

Always had a wonderful experience and has an intimate relaxing atmosphere

When in London, visit the Tate Britain and the Tate Modern. Both have wonderful collections and decent cafes.

Kevin was an absolute star on the door, very helpful with what tickets to buy. Thank you!

Two beautiful exhibits. Impressionists and 'All too human' with Lucian Freud.
The permanent collection with JWM Turner is also worthwhile.

Fantastic well deserved retrospective for Frank Bowling.

Amazing to be able to get up close the paintings and compare techniques.
Being allowed to capture details with a photograph was really valued - the British Baroque exhibition was unusual in that only 2 paintings were off-limits.

Stunning collection of British paintings and usually first rate exhibitions. Perhaps best to focus each trip on one aspect of art. I looked at Landscape. The Walk Through British Art is a selection from the permanent collection and occupies the outer galleries. The rooms ajacent focus on particular styles or genre. If you want to see the special exhibitions, best to get yearly membership. It will pay for itself in 3 visits. The Clore Gallery was built in the 1980s and fulfilled Turner's Will that his work should be on display to the public in one location. There is also one room of superb Constable's, contrasting ways of approaching Landscape.

Very nice and clean with amazing places especially the buildings are soo nice with good paintings.

Free entry! Magnificent artists! Turner, Moore and others! Wonderful Place!

Vincent Vsn Gogh Exibit is a MUST SEE for any fan of his works.

great art gallery with a wide variety of exhibitions

The Tate Britain is a gift to Londoners and tourists alike. I love visiting and wandering its stunning galleries, exploring history, philosophy and stories through artwork. The garden and cafe are a must-visit too! Beautiful interior and exterior, fantastic curation and an unforgettable experience.

To tell the gallery is one of the most visited places in the context of the European culture and everyone who has interest should consider it for himself. I am wasting 2 days. Free entrance. Working hours from 10 to 18 include free guided tours in certain times. Everything is found on the gallery's website.

Great exhibition always here. Easy to find, easy to navigate.

A real gem for everyone who appreciates classic art

I lived all of the executive pieces of art it made me feel like a art is flourishing and coming out of its but absolutely loved it and will go there again multiple times again especially with my membership

Fantastic exhibition of French Impressionists in London now on - don't miss it.

Huge amounts of British art viewable for free. Love the Pre-Raphaelite room and the fabulous Turner Collection.

Enjoyed the exhibition on Van Gogh more seats would have been useful

Went to see the Don McCullin exhibition at 3.30pm on a Saturday. Exhibition was very well curated; very moving and informative, although somewhat harrowing. The only thing to ruin the experience was the sheer volume of people. We were queuing to view the photographs. I think the Tate needs to review their entry capacities.

Tate Britain was a great discover. It's full of activities for family during the weekend. Love It

Free art in London Is always a bonus. Donations are accepted and appreciated so please if you can help continue the free art museums by donating any change you can give.

This was Fantastic gallery went to the Van Gogh exhibition.

Large collection with many big names. Beautiful succession in time in art.
Free museum

A great place to visit if you are a fan of JMW Turner as they have a pretty sizeable collection of works spanning his entire life, accompanied by biographical notes.

Beautiful, tranquil place full of masterful paintings.

I love Turner. The Van Gogh exhibition was also good.

Love the museum, but they have sold too many tickets to the Van Gogh exhibition. It's far, far too busy to enjoy the paintings. Otherwise it'd be 5 stars :-(

Great gallery and a must-see for anyone with the slightest interest in art.

I was surprised to find that (based on the main exhibition, Walk Through British Art) British art didn't start until 1545, and even then for a long time was only produced by Dutch / Belgian / German etc artists who moved to Britain.

Visited the Ray Harryhausen exhibition. The medusa was on show although much less scary then I remember... And much smaller

As much as I love Tate Modern, I also love Tate Britain! They have beautiful exhibitions and really loved the Van Gogh exhibition. An excellent gallery in London. A must see.

Great building, fantastic art. Chock full of Turner's. Buy a membership.

Went to see the Steve McQueen exhibition for all the year threes in London and it is amazing

My favourite gallery in London. Love walking round and it's quieter than the tate modern.

Beautiful museum with British art, Turner's paintings collection exceptional. In addition to the beautiful works on display, even the building itself is valuable. Inside you can also eat both self-service and restaurant, according to their pockets.

The world's largest collection of Turner paintings. An interesting review of British art from the 16th century to the present. Definitely worth seeing.

well I like art so I'm going to be biased but I did enjoy it. it was fairly quiet when I was there, so I was able to enjoy the paintings. There are good transport links - there are several buses passing the bus stop that is a minute's walk from the museum entrance.

There are collections from 1545 to the present, and I like the chronological order of each exhibition hall, so that visitors can savor the flatness of painting skills. There is also a painting by Turner, a sculpture by Henry Moore. The Spotlights show is William Scott of Oldham+Colin Johns The Black House.

Enjoyed the 11 o'clock tour. It was very informative. We will try to do the other tours which cover different times in English Art.

Impressive as a museum but the contents are even more so.
Always seems that they have an interesting special exhibition.
But I miss the Rothkos!!

Getting worse and worse.

Timed entry for everything
Huge queues
Rude staff
Overpriced

Won't be renewing my membership!

Don McCullen exhibition, not for the faint heart. Great photographic display

Great museum !!! To do with the family or with a guide.

Gallery of classic British art, in a glorious building on the South bank of the Thames. Free entry to the permanent collection, with temporary exhibitions.

Just been lucky enough to visit the exhilarating Turner and the Modern World exhibition. So wonderful it is hard to do it justice here.

The museum where she is located in the photo.
There is an anecdote that she, who was a model in this picture, had a big cold while posing in the water.
A wide range of works from British artists to contemporary art are on display.
Above all, the staff is helpful and friendly!

An excellent gallery. Nice cafe with inexpensive food and drink.

I really enjoyed seeing vital fragments: Nigel Henderson and the art of collage. The Turner collection is impressive.

Closed due to lock down though the outside looks amazing.