The Tate Britain is the national gallery of British and International modern art. The main British collection spanning The Renaissance age through to the present day remains at the Millbank.
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Jan 5, 2025
Tate Britain is a must I believe for any art lovers visiting London. It's not overrun by people and has a lovely location near the Thames. They have a superb collection of British art with quite an i…Full review by 509waynem
Jan 3, 2025
I have been to Tate Modern multiple times but somehow didn’t get a chance before to visit Tate Britain. After visiting it during my free weekend, now I regret why I delayed my maiden visit. It doesn…Full review by devilsdr
Dec 15, 2024
The main entrance is wonderful and the members coffee area is worth the joining fee. Good cafe/ restaurant. Saw the Turner prize 2024 which was wonderful. Unfortunately we also saw photographing the …Full review by X2044TDmikeb
is their a restaurant on site were i can eat my own packed lunch
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Hello. There is a cafe on site selling lunch and drinks. It gets very busy and so doesn't offer cafe seating for visitors who wish to bring their own packed lunch. If it's a fine day, there are …
Hello. There is a cafe on site selling lunch and drinks. It gets very busy and so doesn't offer cafe seating for visitors who wish to bring their own packed lunch. If it's a fine day, there are a number of small parks in the vicinity (with benches) which are very pleasant and are a popular choice for office workers eating their lunch.
Weekdays are generally quieter but not by much to be honest though I have never found the queues too bad and if you are visiting a particular exhibition you can pre book and skip …
Weekdays are generally quieter but not by much to be honest though I have never found the queues too bad and if you are visiting a particular exhibition you can pre book and skip that queue The queues at the main entrance are down to increased security and that is inevitable these days I’m afraid
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