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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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Slide 1 of 10, Guide explaining artwork during a tour inside Tate Modern.
Guide explaining artwork during a tour inside Tate Modern.
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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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Use the Manton Street entrance for step-free access if you have mobility needs.

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.

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.

Plan your visit

Millbank entrance (Main entrance)

Located on Millbank, facing the River Thames, this grand entrance is the most prominent and is easily spotted by its impressive steps and neoclassical façade. Please note that this entrance is not step-free and involves a flight of stairs. It is ideal for most visitors arriving from the riverside or by bus. All visitors will pass through security and bag checks here.

Manton entrance (Accessible entrance)

Situated on Atterbury Street (east side of the building), the Manton Entrance provides level, step-free access for wheelchair users, families with strollers, and anyone needing mobility assistance. This entrance is clearly signposted from Millbank and is closest to Pimlico Tube station. Lifts and ramps are available inside for easy navigation throughout the galleries.

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What our guests say

Susan R

United States
Couple
2 weeks ago

+4 more

I chose this for the show up at your will. There was no way I way buying tickets ahead and trying to beat a clock to get in. Took a nice walk, and it ended up giving us the opportunity to have the last guide tour of the Catherdral!! Oh ps, being last tour through we got to sit in the seats the Royals did For King Charles' and Princess Diana's wedding. May she find eternal peace🙏🏻

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

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