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Discover the captivating story of British art at Tate Britain. From iconic masterpieces by Turner and Millais to cutting-edge contemporary works, explore centuries of creativity within its historic walls. 1 Immerse yourself in a journey through British artistic identity and innovation.
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Guide explaining artwork during a tour inside Tate Modern.
Guest viewing paintings and sculpture on the Tate Britain Discovery Tour.
Tate Britain entrance with banners for Edward Burra and Ithell Colquhoun exhibition, London.
Visitors exploring modern art installations at Tate Britain, London.
Visitors walking on spiral staircase in Tate Britain interior, London, with sculptures and patterned floor.
Guest viewing artwork on the Tate Britain Official Discovery Tour.
Tate Britain entrance with classical sculptures, London.
Visitor viewing painting during Tate Britain Discovery Tour.
Sculpture of a man wrestling a serpent at Tate Britain exhibit.
People enjoying the London skyline view from Tate Modern, featuring St. Paul's Cathedral.
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  • Join an expert-led English guided tour of Tate Britain for a curated and informative journey through 500 years of British art in just one hour.
  • Explore iconic works by celebrated artists like Constable’s The Glebe Farm and Bacon’s Triptych, all brought to life with insightful commentary.
  • Discover how British art evolved through time as your guide shares the historical and cultural context behind the gallery’s key displays, including Rothko’s Untitled.
  • Go beyond surface-level viewing as an expert illuminates key works with insights and encourages your curiosity through an interactive Q&A session.

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  • Join an expert-led English guided tour of Tate Britain for a curated and informative journey through 500 years of British art in just one hour.
  • Explore iconic works by celebrated artists like Constable’s The Glebe Farm and Bacon’s Triptych, all brought to life with insightful commentary.
  • Discover how British art evolved through time as your guide shares the historical and cultural context behind the gallery’s key displays, including Rothko’s Untitled.
  • Go beyond surface-level viewing as an expert illuminates key works with insights and encourages your curiosity through an interactive Q&A session.
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Pro tips to help you make a pick

Use the Manton Street entrance for step-free access if you have mobility needs.

Pick up the ‘Turner Top Ten’ guide at the Clore Gallery desk to ensure you see the most famous Turner paintings.

Book exhibition tickets early for weekends and school holidays, as popular shows often sell out several days in advance.

Choose timed entry slots for exhibitions to avoid queues, especially during late mornings and early afternoons.

Check bag size restrictions and security screening rules in advance to avoid delays at entry, especially during peak exhibition days.

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About Tate Britain

Tate Britain sits on the Thames at Millbank, housing centuries of British art from Tudor portraits to Turner landscapes, arranged chronologically across calm, light filled galleries that are easy to navigate.


AddressMillbank, London SW1P 4RG, UK
Also known asThe National Gallery of British Art
Year opened1897
Founded bySir Henry Tate
Visitors per year1200000
Expected wait time - Standard0-30 mins (Peak), 0-30 mins (Off Peak)

Did you know?

Tate Britain was originally opened in 1897 as the National Gallery of British Art and was renamed Tate Britain in 2000.

The Clore Gallery within Tate Britain houses the world’s largest collection of works by J.M.W. Turner.

The museum’s permanent collection is free to enter, with special exhibitions requiring a ticket.

Chris Ofili’s ‘No Woman, No Cry’ features real elephant dung and commemorates the mother of Stephen Lawrence, a victim of racial injustice.

Henry Moore’s ‘Draped Seated Woman’ sculpture, inspired by classical statuary, is a highlight of the gallery’s modern art collection.

Why visit Tate Britain?

World’s largest collection of British art

Explore an unrivaled collection spanning five centuries, from Tudor portraits to contemporary icons, all under one roof.

Home to masterpieces by Turner and Millais

See legendary works like J.M.W. Turner’s luminous landscapes and Millais’s haunting Ophelia, celebrated highlights of British art.

Striking neo-classical architecture

Admire the gallery’s grand façade and elegant interiors, a historic setting that enhances every art encounter.

Free entry to permanent galleries

Enjoy complimentary access to the main collection, making it easy to visit for a quick inspiration boost or a leisurely afternoon.

Family-friendly and interactive spaces

Discover hands-on activities, children’s trails, and playful installations that make art engaging for visitors of all ages.

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What our guests say

Suzanne M

Couple
2 weeks ago
Beautiful historical Church and amazing climb to the dome and see 360° views of London!! I highly recommend this! Liked it even more than the Eye!

Combo: Tate Britain: Ed Atkins Exhibition + St. Paul’s Cathedral Tickets

David F

Canada
Solo
3 weeks ago
Must go on a vacation to london. Went afterlunch and luckily no crowds so that vastly improved the experience. The beefeater tour is mandatory to get the full experience.

Combo: Tate Britain: Ed Atkins Exhibition + St. Paul’s Cathedral Tickets

Salam B

United Kingdom
Group
3 weeks ago

+4 more

Amazing value! Stunning London Eye views and fascinating SEA LIFE exhibits made for a perfect day out. Highly recommend!

Combo: Tate Britain: Ed Atkins Exhibition + London Eye Tickets

Tomasz B

Family
Apr 2026
Really easy to book and to get there. Cruise was fantastic, guy who was telling through microphone did really great job. It was pleasure to listen en watch. We were late for out time slot for London Eye. It was not a problem, we were allowed to get it. Nice done, easy.

Combo: Tate Britain: Ed Atkins Exhibition Tickets + Thames Sightseeing Cruise

Raylene M

United States
Couple
Feb 2026
The London eye had amazing sights and not a long wait. If you have time to do this experience it's a must see on your list for London. As for the Thames cruise we ran out of time and couldn't use it so only get it if you know you will have time to use the combo pass to both attractions I tried to get a different time but policy is strict. The customer service was nice nonetheless when I asked them.

Combo: Tate Britain: Ed Atkins Exhibition Tickets + Thames Sightseeing Cruise

Patrick O

Couple
Dec 2025
The Turner paintings was a highlight for me. I also enjoyed the Constable paintings. The religious paintings were also very good

Tate Britain: Lee Miller Exhibition Tickets

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