Tate Britain Art Gallery, London

Tate Britain is the national gallery of British art. The collection contains British art from the year 1500 to the present day plus some international modern art. Famous artists whose work you will see include Stubbs, Francis Bacon, Henry Moore, Gainsborough and particular attention is given to Blake, Turner and Constable who have dedicated spaces allocated for their work.

The latest in contemporary art is also on display through the Art now programme and with works by artists short listed for the Turner Prize.

There is a continuous programme of temporary exhibitions and although entry is free to the Galleries there may occasionally be a charge for exhibitions.

For families there are a range of activities for both parents and children to explore.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to the Tate Britain?
The nearest London Underground stations are Vauxhall which is just a short walk away and Pimlico which is just across Vauxhall Bridge.

I thought the Tate Gallery exhibited Modern Art?
London's museum of Modern art is Tate Britain's siter gallery, Tate Modern.

What other art galleries in London can I visit?
London offers much for the art lover: there's the Tate britain's sister, Tate Modern. And if you still want more there's The National Gallery and The National Portrait Gallery, both in Trafalgar Square. You can find more information on galleries here.

Opening Times

Open daily 10.00-17.50
Exhibitions open 10.00-17.40
Closed 24-26 December

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Ticket Prices

Free, except for major exhibitions

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Disabled Facilities

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More Information

Telephone: 020 7887 8888
Email: visiting.britain@tate.org.uk

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