Tate Modern

An art gallery in London is called Tate Modern. In addition to Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool, and Tate St. Ives, it is home to the national collection of modern and contemporary art for the United Kingdom. [2] It is situated at the former Bankside Power Station in the Southwark neighborhood of London. One of the biggest museums of modern and contemporary art in the world is Tate Modern.

There is no entrance fee for access to the collection exhibits, which occupy the majority of the gallery space, as there is for the other national galleries and museums in the UK. However, tickets are required for the major temporary exhibitions. The COVID-19 epidemic forced the museum to close for 173 days in 2020, which resulted in a 77% drop in visitors to 1,432,991 that year. The Tate was the most visited art museum in Britain and ranked third globally in terms of visitors in 2020. Blackfriars, which is 0.5 km away and has both a train station and an Underground station, is the closest.

Established: 2000; 22 years ago
Location: BanksideLondon, SE1United Kingdom
Visitors: 1,432,991 (2020)