The Tate Britain

The Tate Britain showcases British art dating back to the 16th century.
Situated in London on the banks of the river Thames at Millbrook the Tate Britain is free to enter and explore the wonders inside.

Various collections are available to view including the ‘Turner Collection’ and ‘Walk through British Art’.

Some of the things you can see at the Tate Britain include:

• British Art Collection: The Tate Britain houses an extensive collection of British art, which includes works by famous artists such as J.M.W. Turner, John Constable, and William Blake.
• Temporary Exhibitions: The Tate Britain regularly hosts temporary exhibitions of contemporary and historical art, which offer an opportunity to see works by some of the most renowned artists from around the world.
• The Duveen Galleries: The Duveen Galleries are home to some of the most important works in the Tate Britain collection, including works by famous artists such as J.M.W Turner, Joshua Reynolds, and John Singer Sargent.
• The Millbank Entrance Hall: The Tate Britain’s entrance hall is a beautiful space that is worth visiting in its own right. It features a grand staircase and a series of murals by Rex Whistler.
• The Clore Gallery: The Clore Gallery is a dedicated space for the works of J.M.W Turner, which features over 300 of his oil paintings, watercolours, and sketchbooks.
• The Tate Britain Shop: The Tate Britain has a well-stocked shop that sells art-related items, books, and gifts.
• The Tate Britain Café: The Tate Britain has a café that serves a range of food and drinks, offering a place to relax and enjoy the art.

The annual and typically contentious Turner Prize exhibition, which features four artists chosen by a committee chaired by Tate Britain’s director, is held at Tate Britain.
To compliment the local collections the Tate Britain facilitates other varied exhibitions.
Check-out the official website before planning your trip to check for any recent updates and plan your visit. There is a link to the official website of the Tate Britain on this page.