Tate Britain Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Tate Britain. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• City Sightseeing London Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour
• Private Tour : 3 Amazing London Art Galleries 1 tour 1 guide
• Tate Britain London Private Guided Tour - 3 hour
• Run the Thames Bridges
• Tate Britain Official Discovery Tour

Tate Britain is free to visit if you’re viewing the permanent collection, but tickets are required for some exhibitions. Ticket prices vary: adult prices are typically from £10 and concessions from £9. Exhibition entry is free to Tate members.

Yes, it’s possible to book tickets online in advance for Tate Britain exhibitions, but you don’t need to book ahead to visit the permanent galleries. Booking tickets allows you to choose your preferred time slot for exhibition entry.

Yes, Tate Britain is accessible for wheelchairs with step-free access at the Manton entrance on Atterbury Street and elevators connecting each floor. The museum offers loan wheelchairs and mobility scooters for free, and there are accessible restrooms.

Yes, Tate Britain is family-friendly. Various areas are ideal for children, including Tate Draw with digital sketch pads, the Play Studio, and the Story Space. Strollers are permitted in the galleries and there are baby-changing facilities on the lower floor. There are often events for kids scheduled—check the online calendar ahead of your visit to see what’s on.

Yes, you can eat at the Djanogly Café at Tate Britain, located on the lower floor. Here, you can buy a variety of dishes, including homemade salads, pastries, sandwiches, wraps, hot meals, cakes, coffee, and tea. There are also meals for kids.