Tate Modern in Southwark

Excellent exhibition - Mike Keeley., not busy for a Saturday afternoon. Cafe had closed early for a private event, although I could have gone to one of the members bar had I wanted. The Tate Modern imo is one of London’s key assets.

It's not for me, I felt like Alberto Sordi at the Venice Biennale.....oddities that are sometimes incomprehensible

Always a pleasure and inspiring. Good yummy in Espresso Bar.

An extraordinary vidit, the expos, the buildings, the location. An essential visit when in London

Huge art collection to linger indefinitely. Most of it is free of charge...I'm speechless!

Heal your mind and feed your soul. Visit Tate.

Top modern art, greater exhibition order and improved routes

It's a world class gallery with a stunning building to view it in.

Many exhibitions with free entry. Great collections

A very beautiful place with various different types of Arts and Crafts

Definitely worth a visit here...! Although it is not easy to understand some of the works of contemporary art, but at least for the general escape... I liked it...!

Impressive to see how far human and couple creativity goes with their disagreement.

Anthony McCall-Exhibition was fantastic. Also the rest of the Gallery is great. Bought tickets the day before and went round 12:30 pm. At that time there was no queue. When we left there was a small one on the Thames-side entry. If You’re between 16-25 you can get to all exhibitions for 5€, just register.

Would have 5 stars but I get the feeling the trustees value the building more than the art works they display. More art could be shown and still give the sense of the building's space. Some of the layouts are odd, with dead ends. But there are some real gems

It's worth a visit if you're in London. Art and culture will save the world

The museum is very large. There is the possibility of visiting the permanent collections for free, which is not a given. It's a great place to add to your calendar on a visit to London.

I don't know anything about modern art, but it's a cool place. The view of the cathedral from Tate Modern is also beautiful. This is a place I would recommend if you go nearby.

Impressive building, layout of exhibitions lacked coherence and telling a story...expensive cafe and limited offerings

Spectacular in shape, many activities for families, the bar on the 10th floor terrace is worth it. The works should be better reported

Nice espresso bar with great views over London.

Great to be back at one of my fav museums. This time it’s for the Mire Lee exhibition, “Open Wound”.

Expressionist exhibition wonderful.

The best contemporary art gallery in London.

Always good for a visit along the southbank.

Great museum , enterence is free (some of the halls with extra ticket) , best is the Media modern art section, especially the Babel,2001 work is impressive. Must see!!!

Another museum that, although mostly art Modern, it also includes works worthy of the “Contemporary Fart” Do you want to see a torn canvas? A huge painting full of scribbles that look like evidence? Or a painting Ultramarine Blue in which the artist names himself as the creator of ultramarine blue (he, not at all geocentric). I invite you to come!! Fortunately it's free, imagine that on top of that we have to pay for that garbage. Not everything is art no matter how much you insist. A torn canvas is NOT art

a lot of expressionism - can be difficult to follow and hard to navigate

Nice atmosphere, free entrence, lil bit crowdy.

It's a brilliant gallery with lots of different art. If you like conservative or traditional fine art this probably isn't the place to come, if you like thought provoking and some would say arguably 'odd' art work then definitely worth a visit. I only have two annoyances, the first being when it's a free gallery charging £22 to visit certain exhibitions inside, I don't object to having paid exhibits it was just the price per person I thought was a little excessive especially when (like many others) we'd made a donation coming in. Second was the top restaurant told us we had to order more food because it was lunchtime and we hadn't ordered enough to warrant a table even though the restaurant was half empty!

We brought our granddaughter to the draw room but it was chaotic, no queuing system so people were getting irate. If there was a ticket option for a turn might be a good idea.

Massive building, easy to get to, great facilities inside and arrangements, so many things to see,,can't miss any!

My recession should be viewed with caution, however, as I only rushed through it in 30 minutes. You can certainly stay here for longer, especially if you are interested in art

The Expressionist exhibition on the Blue Rider was very good. A full range of exhibits related to the art movement on display from paintings, colour theory, the Blue Rider magazine, letters. But a little disappointed with the museum otherwise. Signage poor. Few staff members visible. And the exhibition was too crowded. Still worth a visit though!

Went with a private group to look at South American artists, loved it. Tate Modern very welcoming.

very artsy. many free collections. no ticket needed.

Very interesting. Nice vibe. Worth a visit.

It was a wonderful collections of paintings

Always enjoy my trips to Tate. Whether its with a friend or solo

Visiting Tate Modern is an unforgettable experience. The building itself, a massive former power station, is impressive and unlike any other museum. Inside, you’re greeted with a vast collection of abstract and modern art that feels both bold and captivating. From Picasso to Warhol, the variety is amazing, and even if you’re not a modern art expert, there’s something intriguing for everyone. The standard collections are free to explore, so you can spend hours wandering through the galleries without worrying about a ticket. The space is open and welcoming, perfect for a relaxed afternoon soaking in creativity. Plus, the views of the Thames from the upper floors are a nice bonus!

Tremendous!!! You can't miss it

Best art museum I have visited!

Very cool modern art museum, wear your walking shoes.

I love it. Must see spot in London. Not only for arts interested.

Huge museam and varietys of exhibitions always changing.

Fortunately, the museum has admission free galleries. Keep in mind that what you want to visit may be a ticked exhibition. This museum has many gallery shops and coffee areas. It also has a quiet room (maybe more) for patrons who need a calm place, in case they feel a little overwhelmed by the sights and sounds of the galleries. Bravo!

Were insulted and spat on by locals, 13-14 year olds, the security only became active when we defended ourselves. The museum itself is littered with abstract art and has nothing to do with modern art as the museum's name suggests. Hopefully I will never set foot in this museum again.

One of the world's great museums of art. Very easy to get around, helpful staff... most of the exhibits are free. Lovely to see classic modern art masterpieces, while surrounded by an incredible and ever changing contemporary art exhibitions. A must see while in London, and worth returning to if times has passed since your last visit.

One of the many fantastic free cultural venues around London, must see

Free entry to permanent collections - book ahead for special exhibitions. The building, the artworks and the views from the upper levels are unique!

It's a big place, but the exhibition we were looking for wasn't there. Anyway, we saw modern art. At least they weren't trying to make sound out of butter or making art by scattering paints or objects.

Really striking space for art exhibitions. With a surprisingly detailed collection you can access for free. I thought there were only a few installations spaces free access but the Tate has a few floors of permanent or semi permanent collection free to the public. The view from the espresso bar is also incredible!

The exhibition is worth visiting

A great museum! And free in London!

Always will be one of my favourite spots in London 🫠. Although itself is big and shows your strong architecture, it is still charming, and you strangely can feel cosy sitting at the sofa area lost in greatness.

Nice modern art exhibition with a few art pieces from Andy Warhol, Picasso, Dali. Suggestion for a great afternoon: you can visit "Tate Modern" from 16:00 to 18:00 and then walk towards London Bridge!

Stunning architecture and re-use of an engineering gem. The additional Blavatnik Wing is really interesting, and the skyline viewing platform is well worth the wait for the lift to go up to the tenth floor! The Collection is an eclectic mix, with some pieces always on view and others changed regularly. Really worth a visit - whether for a 'little and often' approach, or a longer visit to try to take a lot in, in one hit.

Disappointed with this museum, it questions notions of art. It well reflects the spirit of today's "sick" world...

First class facility with regular exhibitions as well as free viewing galleries

One of my favourite places to visit in London. The permanent exhibition is free and relevant. Art students should make this their regular spot. I have a membership and it allows me to spontaneously turn up and also see one of the special exhibitions and bring a guest. The newly renovated cafe bar is lovely.

Always my must visit place when going to London. Good selection of free and paid exhibitions.

Great museum. The Blavatnik building is worth visiting as it has great views!

A little too challenging for us. It seemed to be full of humorless art that didn't trigger any sense of aesthetic beauty.

A must when you are in London - mostly for art, also for food and the view.

Always the best place to stop by when in London, the collection are amazing !

This place is magnificent and very pleasant with the family😊

Impressive and it's free, what's not to like? Afterwards, stop by Boroughs Market for a taste of Britain!

Amazing place, a lot of great stuff there

There are always a lot of interesting exhibitions, but the term is too long.

Great experience Beautiful exhibition Very helpful welcoming staff

I didn't like this called modern art

The Boldyn Network bus launches here . Very good venue

Great place for Arts and friends to meet❤️

The solution offered by the conversion of an old thermoelectric power plant is spectacular. The part dedicated to the 20th century is interesting. Honestly perplexed by contemporary proposals.... but I'm definitely the one who doesn't get there

Huge, free entry and very impressive. Definitely plan time.

Contemporary art gallery among the best in the world, where for the first time I had the opportunity to find the principles of inclusion and accessibility that should concern every cultural structure truly implemented. Entrance is free, it is possible to make a donation (although optional, it would be advisable to take into account that certain structures do not maintain themselves). It is a family museum, where children can have fun with laboratory activities or with a play area designed especially for them. Wonderful day. Recommended experience.

Just hip. In London, all art museums are free. Even if you don't look at the art, just looking at the souvenir shop and the entrance is hip.

Love this gallery Great permanent free exhibitions

This museum is incredible, one of my favorites! Admission is free (as in most museums) and you can see a lot of things. It is attractive not only for the samples but for the architecture of the place.

The clever joke that once you're inside you understand why there's no entry fee is unfair. Modern art is a matter of taste but there are many directions and styles so there is something for everyone. On the 4th floor you can move to the neighboring building whose café on the 10th floor offers a great view.

Interesting museum of modern art near Blackfriars but difficult to navigate around as there are no wall maps showing what’s in rooms or an app with diagrams. Many exhibitions need payment.

Attended the blue rider exhibition. Enjoyed it

To visit without reservation. Very large and with many exhibition spaces. Divided into various floors, some for a fee with personal or themed exhibitions. There are very famous pieces already seen in documentaries. Well-stocked and very expensive gadget and book shop

Utterly baffling, but enjoyable. Good times. hansaarp

An interesting place to visit. Really enjoyed the free tour at 2pm. Also lovely coffee in the members' bar.

The exhibition was really good. But it was too crowded to enjoy as much as I would have liked.

It is a place that allows you to approach contemporary art on a public space scale, very comfortable to visit and stay.

An amazing gallery that always has great exhibitions.

The expressionist exhibition was great. It is by no means cheap to see an exhibition, but the quality and the lay out is superb. Food and drink were excellent, and I enjoyed the art..

Wonderful museum. Next time I come to London I will obviously be back for more.

I recommend it to everyone. This is simply a must see! These exhibitions change your perception of the art world. You don't have to be an art expert. This art leaves no one indifferent.

It’s one of the best modern art galleries in the world. If you like contemporary art, it’s a must see in London!

Working there but what I see was a really nice place to wonder. Update.. they do a Tate late which looks great fun

Some decent art in here by Picasso and other expressionists and also some utterly pretentious work such as the video of a man rolling paint on a bed, and the blue picture with a unique pigment in it. I know it's about interpretation but still. Free entry. I love art but abstract child like contemporary art is not my bag, apologies Tate. Take me to Van Gogh or Turner any day. On another note the building and architecture is spectacular as well as the view, but seems too vast for the art within. Nice wander for a hour.

I always find something intriguing in here everytime I visit. I miss the Seagram Murals though which aren't returning until 2026. Asked a guide where they were and he ending up escorting us to the solo Rothko on the second floor. Very helpful and incredibly knowledgeable. Had pizza and cake in the cafe too which were exquisite, particularly the Victoria Sponge with the cream and jam on top. It shouldn't work but it does - much like many if the artwork in this gallery.

Brilliant place to spend your time there.

Outstanding exhibition of Expressionists... Don't miss it... Buy tickets in advance for exhibitions, but gasket admission for permanent collection is free.

Now I see why it's entrace free

Really enjoyed our visit here. Wish we gave ourselves more time.

Very modern museum with a lot of concrete but beautiful exhibition volumes. Interesting open access collection.

Turbine hall, a great feat of engineering. Had fun looking at the modern art even though I don't 'get' most of it.