Tate Britain & Tate Modern Reviews

Huge place with inspiring international arts, all free.

Even during the lock down the Tate Museums do not fail to deliver. Although you are unable to go inside at this time, this holiday season they strung lights outside the building for an exhibit that displayed the words remembering a brave new world . Stop by on a walk to see the awesome sights!

Excellent venue for Don McCullin's very moving exhibition. Photojournalism at its best.

A phenomenal museum. Housed in a building with exceptional architecture, most of the great art is on display for free and there s an excellent range being displayed too. The exhibition of Frank Bowling in the summer was long overdue but well worth the wait. It s really worth visiting.

A nice, free place to get away from the Westminster crowds. Very well presented and friendly staff.

Not a fan of art. Absolutely boring, the worst place I could usually think to visit in London but my friend felt sick(alcohol/hangover), so the fact the place is free is a great result!
To that end, their toilets were lovely and clean, top marks.
Anyone else visiting with a hangover, toilets are located straight ahead, down spiral staircase, to the rear past the cafe.

Events are great and enjoyable. Worth attending and enjoy nearby

This is a world class Museum and what I really like about it is that it can be nice and quiet and peaceful even so. One cool thing I've noticed here is there now have sofas that you can just relax on which is great for anyone who gets easily tired etc.

Well organised and very good facilities. Exhibition 'Impressionists in Britain' excellent.

Great Art Collection with glorious exhibitions lovely coffee but crowded area in basement.

Always worth a visit here. Amazing collection of Turner's too.

Great space to view some incredible pieces by British artists. Tate modern is still my favourite though

Great building, and a fantastic collection of art, with added temporary exhibitions.

Great layout of rooms by eras/years so you are walking through time as you go from a 15th century room to 16th century to 17th and so on to modern times.
Some naked/exposed paintings and statues.
Free parking on Saturdays n Sundays on Atterbury road and nearby roads.

Beautiful museum, seen many old paintings. Nice collection, a must for the old painting enthusiast. Recommended for when you go to London.

If you like architecture and art, you can spend ages wandering about here. The paid for part of the exhibition was probably worth the price.

Good art rubbish restaurant and cafe facilities there to fleece people. Others in the non capitalist world would jump at the chance and do better at serving the millions who go there.

Well curated. Great standing and visiting exhibitions. Excellent food at reasonable prices in lovely restaurant

Go and see the #VanGogh exhibition...put your phone away...you are there to enjoy art...none of your friends will believe it is your work

Always a beautiful museum & art gallery to visit. The exhibitions are well curated & the permanent exhibits worth seeing. Easy to walk to from Vauxhall Railway station.

Tate is one of the museums that surprised me the most, modern art, very cool, worth the visit, not to mention that many exhibitions are free ... so don't waste time reading more comments run to Tate and feed on art

Great exhibitions & good location. Just a shoot walk from pimilco underground, along the Thames and your there.

Cold use better signing , dissapointed could not find mondrion

Amazing museum, as must of British museums, also free

Huge yes .. to see the best of heritage and land of the enviro, I guess I'll be a good friend with you guys.

Beautiful collection, directions could be clearer though

Arriving at Tate Britain I was pretty peckish and headed first to the Djanogly Cafe - I ordered a meal and a coffee and went to sit outside. Having forgotten cutlery I popped back into the cafe and, on return to my table, found my meal More

I love its Art collections. I visited the exhibition of the Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones which was not only vast but wonderful. I also saw the retrospective exhibition of photographer Don Mccullin which again was extraordinary. Although the gallery museum was packed with people it was a very pleasant and enjoyable day.

I had a really great day here with my family. The facilities are good with a cafe and shop for all to enjoy. I would like to have had more interactive things for kids to do though.

Like all free museums in London, this one is gorgeous.
Painting, sculpture, photography, jewelry ... all placed in such a way that they are not monotonous and always keep you awake.

It is good to come here even if you have a little time. Even a couple of rooms to see is already a pleasure.

Visiting for the first time and couldn t find any faults with the place. I was there for the Aubrey Beardsley exhibition and I was very impressed. The content, the layout, and the crowd control are done well. The facilities, such as the toilets and the shops are well managed. Will do another visit in the near future.

Tate Britain is often overshadowed by its bigger, flasher sister downriver, but it's well worth a visit in its own right. The permanent collection includes many fantastic works and some of the temporary exhibitions are fantastic. Great Members Room.

Lots of great art, a walk throughout art history. In one of the rooms you can pick up a pencil and a piece of paper and draw.

To be honest the exhibits aren't really my thing but very nicely presented and an enjoyable experience.

My visit to Tate Britain was Brilliant!

Not only was entrance for free, however, it was nice to see the younger generation taking part in activities within the museum.

More importantly, it was also nice to see the Museum being sponsored by a lot of corporates.

Keep up the good work and continue to inspire more young individuals to showcase their talent within the wonderful world of art.

You lead by example. Well done!

Went the William Blake exhibition, absolutely amazing!

Marvellous venue and superb Van Gogh exhibition. Finding your way round inside it not that easy !

A great day out !
Free to get into they ask for a donation not a tourist trap .
great gallery better than the Tate modern .
If your into Turner this is place for you .
If you want to go into the turner prize part there is a charge .
Tea rooms down stairs lifts to them if needed.
Found the collage next door they have a really good art shop that open to the public very cheap .

One of Londons many treasures. Forget the Tate Modern (which is also brilliant!) and visit Britain instead.

One of my favourite museums in London. Great collection of British art and not as busy as other galleries in the City

Some beautiful pieces of art alongside some weird pieces of art and some accidents on canvas, all wrapped up in beautiful surroundings.

Lovely way to spend an afternoon- exploring the work of one of the greats

Always something new & intersting to see here. Main areas free & pay for some exhibitions.
Impressive building.
Need quite a few hours to visit & comfy shoes.
Good eating area & tasty food. Not cheap though.
Near River Thames walks.

It's a cery likely place for an artistic people who are delighted to the art. There is really a lot to be seen. I'm cery happy that I visited the exposition of Rachel Witerhead. Was really impressive and innovative. I like whole the gallery. There was a noisy room in which you can stay and listen to a different noises. I liked it. The gallery is made very nicely. My favorite part is the entrance with the swirl stairs.

Exhibition of Don McCullin's photos (mostly war photographs) amazing and thought provoking. Definitely worth a visit.

A perfect place where you can have a vision of what Britains's art means in the world.

We saw the very well curated collection "Aftermath" and were so impressed and pleased with the attention to detail and the way it flowed. Many other lovely exhibitions on here and the Tate collective allows young people in for less which is fantastic!

Wonderful picture gallery which houses important works by British artists, including Turner, Constable, Moore and Blake. The Ophelia di Millais is suggestive. Museum less frequented than others, it allows a visit in full tranquility even on the most crowded days. A few steps from the museum there is the dock of the line vaporetto that leads to Greenwich

The Tate Britain is part of the Tate gallery network in Great Britain, along with the Tate Modern, the Tate Liverpool and the Tate St Ives. It was the first of these museums to be established and opened in 1897.Wikipedia

The original Tate Gallery & a wonderful place. Went for the Edward Burne-Jones Jones exhibition. Brilliant.

Nice gallery, would recommend visiting it, a lot of cool paintings, couldn't see all displays due to covid... But still nice.

Another of London's finest galleries with free entry and plenty of art within a beautiful building a short walk from Pimlico tube station .

Immense gallery of British art through the ages. A must for everyone at least once in your life

The free collection at Tate Britain is fantastic. An absolute must for any London visit. Great cafe too.

Nice historic building but rather boring and not very edgy. The exhibits and the exhibitions are nowhere near as stimulating as those in the Tate Modern, nor does Britain feel very inclusive.
This particular site is enough for one visit every few months. It s also a good pit stop if you ve got Tate membership, or if you need to take a leak indoors at the end of a long run. Just mind the elderly female snobs staring at you wearing running tights.

It's an Art gallery/museum on Millbank, in the London. Largest collection of British art in the world. You can enjoy great works of Hogarth, Millias, Whistler as well as modern and contemporary artists such Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and Damien Hirst.
Fantastic place to visit with families and friends.

Went for the first time for a William Blake exhibition and discovered this gem! Some of my friends suggested the museum is small and has lots of modern art, but boy the classical part of it is just the thing! Not having too much time i could not get enough of it and had to come back! Some parts are truly impressive and spending some hours in one room is usually what i end up doing! An amazing museum! Also i would recommend evenings to visit as its not as crowded as around noon.