Tate is an institution that houses, in a network of four art galleries, the United Kingdom's national collection of British art, and international modern and …
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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
Dec 12, 2024
Situated on the Thames, a leisurely stroll south from the Palace of Westminster, Tate Britain is best known for its large Turner collection, such as "Snow Storm: Hannibal and His Army Crossing the Al… Full review by James G
Nov 24, 2024
Tate Britain is a hidden gem for art lovers who prefer a quieter gallery experience. It often feels less crowded than other central London museums, making it a great escape. What the most i like abou… Full review by WinTask
is their a restaurant on site were i can eat my own packed lunch
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We use the members area upstairs but have also had picnics outside on or off the entrance approaches. We used to enjoy sitting on the front steps but once we obviously looked too …
We use the members area upstairs but have also had picnics outside on or off the entrance approaches. We used to enjoy sitting on the front steps but once we obviously looked too organised and likely to stretch it into a long and lubricated lunch. We were very politely asked to relocate and I think found a spot roughly opposite by the river wall. You could cast about on the Google street view and find somewhere suitable.
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