[2025 London Attraction] Travel Guide for Tate Modern (Updated Jun)

#londontraveltip London, the epitome of British style, is a vibrant and charming international metropolis renowned for its unique atmosphere and rich cultural heritage. Firstly, London boasts stunning architecture and urban landscapes. From the magnificent architecture of Westminster Palace and Big Ben, to the modern design of Tower Bridge and the London Eye, every corner exudes a unique beauty. And London's royal parks and gardens add a green tranquility to the city, allowing people to escape the hustle and bustle and immerse themselves in the embrace of nature. Secondly, London is a treasure trove of culture and art. There are world-class museums and art galleries here, such as the British Museum, National Gallery, and Tate Modern, showcasing a rich cultural heritage and art. London's theaters and concert halls are also world-renowned, attracting many excellent actors and musicians. London is still a shopping paradise. From the renowned Harrods department store to traditional open-air markets, whether you love luxury goods or unique small shops, London can meet your needs. In terms of cuisine, London gathers food cultures from all over the world. Whether it's traditional English afternoon tea or international cuisine, you can find satisfying choices here to satisfy your taste buds. Most importantly, London is a diverse and inclusive city. People from all over the world live and work here, creating unique cultures and communities. Whether you are on the streets or at a subway station, you can feel the blending and integration of different cultures. The residents of London are warm and friendly, willing to share their city and culture with others. Overall, London is a vibrant and charming city that blends ancient and modern, culture and art together, creating a unique charm. Here, you can experience the profound history and culture of the UK, and feel the vitality and diversity of the city. Whether it's visiting magnificent buildings, visiting world-class museums, or tasting various cuisines, London will leave you with unforgettable memories and wonderful experiences. #travel #london #familytrip #trip #historicallandmarks #localguides

#December Travel Support Event I visited the landmarks of London, a popular tourist destination. London was my first European destination, so it was special. This is my Nth time traveling to Europe, but I wanted to go to London again, so I visited again.😊 It was my second trip, and since I had 9 days, I was able to visit the landmarks leisurely.🧡 🌉 Landmark Spreading🎡 1. Tower Bridge - Tower Bridge is so famous! Everyone takes pictures sitting or standing in front of the Thames River, but if you sit on the grass at Potters Fields Park like me, you can get a picture that exudes a London feel! 2. Tate Modern - Tate Modern is a modern art museum. However, it is famous for the view from the 6th floor cafe! Since the entire front is made of glass, you can take atmospheric pictures with the view of St. Paul's Cathedral. And take a nice picture with the view of St. Paul's Cathedral from the Millennium Bridge in front of Tate Modern😍 3. Primrose Hill - Primrose Hill is a famous sunset spot in London! Any smartphone can capture a beautiful sunset. (I took this picture with my iPhone...🙂) 4. London Eye - The national landmark, the London Eye! You can become popular by taking a selfie wearing the London Eye crown. London is a travel destination that you want to visit again and again..😋 #European travel #Europe #European travel destination #European sensibility #London #London travel #Tower Bridge #Places to visit in London #London Eye #London travel destination #UK travel #london #europetrip

📍Tate Modern Address: Bankside, London SE1 9TG, United Kingdom Opening Hours: 10 AM - 6 PM Tate Modern, one of the most famous modern art museums, is located on London's Bankside and can be reached by walking past St. Paul's Cathedral and across the Millennium Bridge. It is a place filled with fascinating and beautiful artworks and is a very large museum. The Tate Modern has a cafe with a great atmosphere, and I highly recommend it as a must-visit on your London travel itinerary.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting this world-class museum, and it exceeded all my expectations. The Tate's collection of art is simply breathtaking, featuring a diverse range of works from renowned artists. From classic masterpieces to contemporary installations, there's something for every art enthusiast. What sets the Tate Museum apart is not only its impressive art but also its stunning architecture. The building itself is a work of art, and the views of the Thames River from the viewing platforms are nothing short of spectacular. The staff at the Tate are knowledgeable and welcoming, creating an engaging and informative experience for visitors. The museum's commitment to accessibility and education is commendable. Whether you're an art aficionado or just looking to appreciate beauty and culture, the Tate Museum is a must-visit destination. It's a cultural gem that offers a journey through the world of art like no other. I can't wait to return! 🎨🏛️🌟 #museum #art

#Overseas parent-child travel #Overseas travel #london #tatemodern If you like art but are worried about the inconvenience of bringing children. Then in fact, many art galleries in Europe are also suitable for you! This time we went to Tate Modern in London. The main attraction was of course Yayoi Kusama’s art gallery area, but! Tate's magic doesn't stop there. The most special one here is called Tate Draw! Children or everyone who is interested can spend some time to project their own drawings onto the screen! And there is no limit to the number of times. We arrived at around five o'clock, and there were basically very few people there, so we could paint slowly, which was a lot of fun!

#londontrip London has a few museums which one should definitely go and I would think Tate museum is one of them. There are 10 levels plus and one can admire various different form of artwork. PS. they also have a cafe which you can find and go to outdoors - and also get some views and photos of buildings nearby. address tate museum Bankside, London SE1 9TG, United Kingdom

#londontrip The Tate Modern is a contemporary art museum in London that's known for its impressive collection of modern and contemporary artworks. Housed in a former power station, the museum's unique architecture adds to the experience. Inside, you'll find a diverse range of art forms, from paintings and sculptures to installations and multimedia exhibits. While some pieces might be thought-provoking and inspiring, others could be a bit puzzling. The museum offers a chance to explore different artistic expressions, but personal tastes may vary. If you're interested in modern art and want to see thought-provoking pieces, the Tate Modern could be a fascinating destination. #mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#awesomepic #summervacation#passionpassport#travel#london

Tate museum is one of the popular museum in Central London. It has lots of contemporary arts. If you love arts, that must be your place! There are 3 floors in there and most of the exhibitions are free entry. You can join the membership for free entry for specific exhibitions. You can get great photos on Millennium Bridge. The coffee shop nearby is Saint Nine Coffee. Give it a try if you’re a coffee lover!

How to get there: It's a short walk from Southwark Station. Tourist attractions: There are so many permanent exhibits that 2-3 hours is not enough time. Price: Free except for some areas. Dining & Restaurants: There is a cafe (restaurant) on the first floor. Shopping: There is a place near the cafe where you can buy Tate goods! #tate #tatemodern #England #London #solotravel

Getting There - go to Black fryers, or London Bridge station. alternative if you’re on the North bank of the river, cross over on the Millennium bridge. Attractions - the Tate modern currently has some wood exhibits including the currently sold out Yayoi Katsuma. We saw the woven masterpieces by Hotels - Stay in Shipping Containers for luxe stays on the river, a stones through from theatre land, Covent Garden, Borough Market and More. Food & Restaurants - the restaurant at the top of the Tate is normally for members only, but it’s worth splashing out for. The terrace has amazing views. Alternatively if you’re on a budget just ten minutes walk away is the amazing ##boroughmarket for gourmet street food and local produce. Shopping - the Tate Modern has several shops with really impressive collections of design and lifestyle books, prints, cards, and jewellery. Great none-trashy tourist gifts. #london #Londonart #newyearadventure #tripblazers #culture ##englandtravel #urbanexplorer

#ldninsider Tate Modern, for example: the city’s leading art spot is also the most popular modern art gallery in the world. Which, surely, is something to shout about. Housed inside the imposing shell of the old Bankside Power Station, the Tate Modern is a relatively young art gallery. The gallery is London’s most-visited attraction, having recently overtaken the venerable British Museum; it pulls in a whopping 5.5 million visitors annually. This is the reason why you should visit this museum on your trip to London. Tate Modern is all about the here and now. Everything you’ll find within the gallery is modern art, dating only as far back as 1900.

Tate Modern is the jewel in the crown of modern art galleries in London. It holds the nation's collection of modern art from 1900 to the present day. With 5.7 million visitors it is in the top ten most visited museums and galleries in the world. The collection holds masterpieces of international and British modern art. Entry to the gallery is free – there's no need to book. Booking a ticket is recommended for exhibitions but some tickets may be available at the door. Members enjoy unlimited free entry to exhibitions with no need to book. As with most of London's tourist attractions, there's no bad time to visit Tate Modern. If you're looking for large-scale art projects, a visit between October and March (the months in which Turbine Hall hosts installations) would be best!

Who gave Dali his thoughts? I bent the spoon and borrowed your inspiration. You don’t have to give it back to me. Is it the wall clock that melts or the cheese? You didn’t even answer me on the other end of the phone. A section of Jay Chou's new song "The Greatest Work" It turns out that I saw "The Lobster Telephone" at the Tate Museum of Modern Art in the UK. At that time, I was superficially reminded of the lobster suit in Stephen Chow's movie "Dances with Dragons", and then took a photo to commemorate it. It wasn’t until I saw a familiar picture recently paired with Jay Chou’s new song that I realized it was a work of surreal art by Salvador Dali. In Dali's world, meaning is piled up. Why do people want to be hyper-realistic? It is to shake the reality and make the things that do not exist exist for the sake of creation and freedom. Humans are very different from lobsters. Humans have flesh and blood on the outside that decays, leaving only the bones inside. Lobsters have meat on the inside, and their shells remain after death. Humans are attached, but lobsters are stuffed.

The Tate Modern building was formerly the Bankside Power Station on the River Thames. It was originally designed by architect Sean Gibbs Scott. The power station ceased operation in 1981. It was later repurposed by architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron of the Swiss architectural firm Herzog & de Meuron. Tate Modern is a very popular museum attraction in London, England, attracting more than five million visitors every year. It is said to be as popular as the British Museum. It exhibits many wonderful works of modern artists. The key point is that the regular exhibitions are free to visit. For free travel in London where everything is expensive, Tate Modern is an attraction that can take into account both tourism quality and travel cost savings.

📌Tate Modern This is a modern art museum that was remodeled from an abandoned power plant. When I went, Nam June Paik's works were on display, so it felt even more appealing. From the Tate Modern observation deck, you can see the beautiful view of downtown London with Buckingham Palace in the background, so I highly recommend it! #Exhibition #TateModern #England #London #EuropeanTravel

📍Tate Modern Hello, this is Still Alive : ) I chose Tate Modern, which has many memories, as the first moment of my trip to London 🙂 If you look back at the history of this place, it was used as a power plant decades ago and was practically abandoned, but it was renovated and transformed into a world-famous modern art museum in London. I visited it several times in 2016, before the COVID-19 pandemic, when new concept works were coming into my London study abroad life. At that time, it was partially under construction, so I was disappointed that I couldn't experience all aspects of the museum for a long time, but now they've finished the renovation and opened a new building. I'm looking forward to going to London again these days 🥰 The contemporary and unique portraits that are worthy of a modern art museum, including British history, are vivid in my memory. It was an honor to be able to see the works of (the late) Nam June Paik 🙏🙏🙏 A charming addition to my trip to London A must-visit attraction along the Thames River I highly recommend you visit 👍🏻 ✅ People of all ages and genders, and there are a lot of students ✅A bookstore and cafe, perfect for taking a break and buying souvenirs ✅Rumor has it that the terrace and observatory on the 10th floor of the new building have become hot spots! #Exhibition#uhfniam

A staple of London. One must definitely check out the Tate gallery. located close to the Thames it’s a great place to relax and admire some art. Some exhibits are interactive and dynamic. It’s a great way to check out the gallery. One of the exhibitions include a straight line that goes through the whole room. Others play with colour and shapes. The place has a lot of history and we would definitely recommend checking out the history of the place because it is fascinating. from the funders of the gallery and the different artists that had their exhibitions here. Typically it would take around half a day to check out the whole Gallery so plan accordingly. All in all, highly recommend it for art lovers and history nerds :) #urbanexplorer #summervacation #museumquest

Tate Modern is a treasured place of photography. Here collects countless art works of maters. They are classified into four types of history - memory - society, naked figure - action - body, scenery - material - environment, and still life - entity - real life. The building of Tate Modern itself is also an art work.

[Tate Modern, London, full of modern art] This is the Tate Modern, a museum where you can see various modern art‼️ Admission is free, and from Picasso to Marcel Duchamp! There are so many famous works that you won't know how much time passes when you look aroundㅎㅎ The special thing about Tate Modern is that you can see St. Paul's Cathedral across the street, so it's perfect for looking around while drinking tea at the cafe on the 6th floorㅎㅎ If you go to London, you must visit Tate Modern☺️ #UKTravel#LondonTravel#EuropeTravel#UK#London#Europe#TateModern#ArtMuseum#ModernArt#HotCafe#OnSnowyDays #CityTravel#SafeTravel#Cafe

[Tate Modern, London's Modern Art Museum] Tate Modern is a former abandoned thermal power plant that the Tate Gallery acquired and reborn as an art gallery and museum. If you look at picture 9, you can see that the chimney still remains, as if it were once a power plant. However, the interior has been completely remodeled to become the Tate Modern interior we know! I briefly looked around the free exhibition and headed to the 6th floor cafe, which is why Koreans go to Tate Modern😄 Pictures 1 and 2 📍6th floor cafe: The Kitchen & Bar / The Kitchen and Bar This is the famous 6th floor cafe. You should definitely sit by the window with a view of London. It would be nice to simply enjoy a flat white and a croissant while enjoying the view.!☕️ Picture 3 📍London view from the 3rd floor terrace While continuing to look around the exhibition, I found the terrace on the 3rd floor and went out. The view was pretty good here too. There weren't many people.! 👏🏻 +) 10th floor outdoor terrace Another famous place at Tate Modern is the 10th floor outdoor terrace where you can see the 360-degree view that Tate Modern is proud of. Since it is a high floor, you can see the entire city of London even more clearly, right? I didn't have time to go to the 10th floor, so it's a shameㅠ Photo 4 📍LOVE sculpture The 0th floor in Europe is the same as the 1st floor in Korea. There is a LOVE sculpture on the 0th floor of Tate Modern. This sculpture is in New York, Taipei, Tokyo, Kota Kinabalu, etc., but I didn't know it would be in London, and in Tate Modern, which is indoors😆 +) Luggage storage Tate Modern has both manned and unmanned luggage storage. The manned storage is in front of the LOVE sculpture, and the unmanned storage is across from the LOVE sculpture. The unmanned storage is cheaper at 1 pound. Photo 5 📍0th floor plaza lobby In the lobby, you can see a really different scenery from our country. Some people are sitting on the floor and resting, and some are lying down.! And since the lobby is slightly inclined, there are also children sliding like a slide ☺️ ✔️Free admission ​There are paid exhibitions, so you can check them out on the first floor. (Most are within £10~15) However, there are so many free exhibitions that I didn't see the paid exhibitions. If you have some time and are interested in an exhibition, it would be good to see the paid exhibitions (most are within £10~15)! ✔️Opening hours Mon - Thu 10:00 ~ 18:00 Fri - Sat 10:00 ~ 22:00 #London travel #London #UK travel #UK #Europe travel #Europe #Tate Modern #london #tatemodern #New Year's travel #happynewyear #2019 travel #life shot spot #life travel destination #New Year's #Year-end travel #Winter travel #Safe travel #Happy New Year #City travel

Tate Modern is one of the must-go galleries in London, with many contemporary and contemporary works of art. The pavilion itself is very architecturally beautiful, and many children can play on the slopes downstairs! Most of the exhibits are free to watch, and the walls of the pavilion are very intimate: read all the exhibits without forcing a day! The special exhibition can also show the membership card or the Museum Association card, you can watch it for free, I went to see an exhibition about weaving. Even if it is a simple match of black and white, you can see the designer's ingenuity!

Location: Bankside, London SE1 9TG, United Kingdom I stopped by Tate Modern one afternoon without planning much—and ended up staying longer than I expected. It’s not your typical museum. The building itself, a huge old power station by the Thames, feels raw and open, almost like part of the art. Inside, the space is filled with light and big, bold installations. Some pieces were strange, some beautiful, and some made me pause and think. I walked through rooms with works by Picasso, Rothko, and Warhol—and even though I don’t know much about modern art, it didn’t matter. The whole place invites you to explore without rules. One of the best parts? The view from the top floor café. You get a wide look across the river to St Paul’s Cathedral—great for a coffee break. Tate Modern isn’t quiet or old-fashioned. It’s lively, sometimes confusing, and full of surprises. Even if you’re not “into art,” it’s definitely worth a visit.

#myfavoriteroute There’s something magical about starting your day with a walk that feels more like a sightseeing tour than a commute. My favorite route takes me from the Millennium Bridge, across the River Thames, and along the scenic South Bank all the way to Westminster — a path filled with iconic views, quiet moments, and the ever-changing rhythm of London life. ⸻ 🌁 Millennium Bridge: A Striking Start I kick off my walk on the sleek Millennium Bridge, often greeted by the view of St. Paul’s Cathedral behind me and the Tate Modern rising ahead. It’s the perfect spot to pause and take in the city skyline, especially in the soft morning light or golden hour glow. ⸻ 🎭 Tate Modern to Shakespeare’s Globe On my left, the Tate Modern looms with bold creativity — sometimes I’ll pop in for a quick exhibit if time allows. Just a few steps further, I pass Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, where echoes of the Bard still seem to linger in the air. ⸻ ☕️ Riverside Cafés and Quiet Corners The South Bank is dotted with cozy cafés and shaded benches — perfect for a takeaway coffee or simply watching the boats drift by. The Oxo Tower and Gabriel’s Wharf offer charm and quieter vibes, especially on weekday mornings. ⸻ 🎡 London Eye & Jubilee Gardens As I approach Jubilee Gardens, the London Eye slowly turns above, offering a familiar yet always breathtaking sight. Families, tourists, and locals all converge here, adding life and laughter to the path. On sunny days, the gardens are a peaceful green oasis right in the heart of the city. ⸻ 🏛️ Final Stretch: Westminster Bridge Views Crossing Westminster Bridge, I’m treated to one of the best views in the city — Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, and the Thames stretching out behind me. It’s the perfect punctuation to a walk that somehow always feels fresh, no matter how many times I take it.

It’s impressive that the Tate Modern is free to enter, considering all the history and culture hosted here. If you have the time, see a little then come back for the rest. The shops and cafe inside are lovely. I would absolutely recommend a visit around here. 💰Average Price per Person: FREE, but some paid exhibitions 💞Reasons to Recommend: great displays and information about what you’re seeing. This is a great place not only for admiring art, but learning about history and the importance of art too #historicallandmarks #historicallandmarks #artshunting #tatemodern

🧾 Morning Stumbled across a hidden second-hand bookstore by the Thames. Picked up an old Murakami and lost track of time flipping through the shelves. 🎨 Midday Visited the Tate Modern — free entry, endless inspiration. A giant, stitched-up Catbus-style installation stole the show for me. 🥙 Lunch Grabbed a hot, cheesy gözleme from the Southbank Centre food market. Street food hits different when it’s made fresh in front of you. 📍Address: Southbank Centre 🍣 Dinner A cozy Japanese bento at Eat Tokyo — fresh, filling, and fast. Just what I needed. #ramen 📍Address: Eat Tokyo Tonkosu 🚶 Evening Ended the day with a quiet walk through Savile Row, under Union Jack flags with a plane flying overhead. Classic London vibes. #citywalk

#londontrips Ready to be inspired in one of London’s most iconic cultural spaces? A visit to Tate Modern is a must for any art lover or curious traveler. Housed in a former power station right on the South Bank, this contemporary art museum isn’t just a gallery — it’s an experience. 🚇 Getting There: Easily reached via Blackfriars or Southwark station. Or better yet — arrive by foot via the Millennium Bridge for that perfect panoramic entrance. 🎭 What to See & Do: Explore thought-provoking contemporary art by giants like Picasso, Warhol, and Rothko Don’t miss the Turbine Hall — it regularly hosts epic-scale installations Head to the Viewing Level in the Blavatnik Building for sweeping views of St. Paul’s and the Thames Take a pause at the riverside café or browse the well-curated gift shop 📝 Tips: Entry to the main collection is free — save your pounds for coffee with a view ☕ Book ahead for special exhibitions, especially during weekends Great spot to combine with nearby sights like Shakespeare’s Globe or Borough Market

Tate Modern is an absolute must-visit for anyone in London, especially if you’re a fan of modern and contemporary art. The space itself is impressive—housed in a former power station, the architecture adds a dramatic backdrop to the exhibitions. The collection is diverse, featuring works from artists like Picasso, Rothko, and Ai Weiwei, alongside rotating temporary exhibitions that are always thought-provoking and well-curated. The museum is free to enter, which makes world-class art incredibly accessible. There’s also a beautiful view of the Thames from the upper floors, and the café and gift shop are worth stopping by. Whether you’re deeply into art or just curious, Tate Modern offers a memorable and inspiring experience.

#londontrips Nestled on the banks of the Thames in a repurposed power station, Tate Modern is a must-visit for art lovers. The industrial exterior contrasts with the dynamic world of modern and contemporary art inside. Highlights include works by Picasso, Rothko, and Hockney, alongside ever-changing installations that challenge and inspire. I was struck by the Turbine Hall’s vastness—each step echoing with anticipation. A current installation invited viewers to interact physically, breaking down barriers between art and audience. The themed galleries offered rich journeys through surrealism, minimalism, and abstract expressionism. The views from the Blavatnik Building’s terrace were a bonus—sweeping panoramas of London’s skyline, including St. Paul’s and the Shard. Entry is free, but I’d recommend booking timed tickets online to avoid queues. Tate Modern isn’t just a gallery—it’s an experience that blends creativity, architecture, and urban life. Spend a couple of hours, or a whole day. Either way, it’s unforgettable.