Explore the Tate collections with the guidance of a Tate expert on a Discovery Tour. Discover the must-see exhibitions at this historic London gallery.
Take a fascinating journey through the Tate collections with the help of an experienced Tate guide on one of the new Discovery Tours. During this engaging one-hour experience, you'll explore the treasures of Tate Britain, one of London's most famous galleries. This tour is designed to inspire and inform, taking you through the gallery's most famous works of art.
You'll see masterpieces by some of the most famous artists, learning about their importance and the stories behind them. The Discovery Tour ensures you see the collection's key highlights, providing a better understanding of art and its place in British culture. Whether you're an art lover or simply curious, this tour offers a special opportunity to connect with the historic and modern pieces that make Tate Britain a must-see. Notes: Accessible parking for cars
There are five accessible parking spaces for visitors with disabilities, accessed from John Islip Street. Please reserve these spaces at least 24 hours in advance.
Prohibited
There are two entrances to the gallery. The Millbank entrance faces the River Thames, and the accessible Manton entrance is on Atterbury Street.
Provision of wheelchair and mobility scooter
To borrow a wheelchair or walker, you can reserve one in advance or ask a staff member upon arrival (subject to availability). Reservations are free.
To borrow a mobility scooter, please reserve at least 24 hours in advance of your visit. Reservations are free, but you must have driven a mobility scooter before. Please email ticketing@tate.org.uk.
Elevators
There are two elevators at Tate Britain. They will operate as part of the one-way routes: A large elevator near the lower rotunda provides one-way access to the gallery areas on the main floor and the Members' Room on the upper floor. A large elevator near the Upper Galleries provides one-way access to the lower floor and the Gallery exit to Millbank. Floor levels are announced in all elevators.
Bathrooms
Accessible and standard restrooms, along with changing stations, are located on the lower level.
Assistance dogs
We welcome guide dogs, hearing dogs, and assistance dogs in the gallery. Drinking bowls are available from a staff member in the cloakroom in the Manton foyer.
Baggage Size Policy
Suitcases and items larger than carry-on baggage (55 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm) are not permitted in the building. Potentially dangerous items are also prohibited. There is a left-luggage office at Victoria Station.
Highlights
Explore the renowned Tate Britain with an experienced official guide.
Be enchanted by the essential collections of the most famous artists.
Discover the gallery's rich history.
Get up close to the must-see artists and exhibitions.
Discover over 500 years of British art.
What includes and does not include
One-hour discovery tour
Live guide
Tate Britain does not charge an entrance fee, however, some exhibitions have an additional cost.
Para cancelamentos até 24 horas antes do horário de início do serviço, não há cobrança. Para cancelamentos solicitadas com 24 horas ou menos, não há devolução. Será cobrado o valor integral. Se o serviço for cancelado pelo operador devido a imprevistos de qualquer ordem, o valor será reembolsado integralmente.
General Rules
Accessible parking for cars There are five accessible parking spaces for visitors with disabilities, accessed from John Islip Street. Reserve these spaces at least 24 hours in advance.
Prohibited There are two entrances to the gallery. The Millbank entrance faces the River Thames, and the accessible Manton entrance is on Atterbury Street.
Provision of wheelchair and mobility scooter To borrow a wheelchair or walker, you can reserve one in advance or ask a staff member upon arrival (subject to availability). Reservations are free. To borrow a mobility scooter, please reserve at least 24 hours in advance. Reservations are free, but previous mobility scooter experience is required. Email ticketing@tate.org.uk.
Elevators There are two elevators at Tate Britain. They will operate as part of one-way routes: a large elevator near the lower rotunda provides one-way access to the gallery areas on the main floor and the Members' Room on the upper floor. A large elevator near the Upper Galleries provides one-way access to the lower floor and the Gallery exit to Millbank. Floor levels are announced in all elevators.
Bathrooms Accessible and standard restrooms, as well as changing tables, are located on the lower floor.
Assistance dogs Guide dogs, hearing dogs, and assistance dogs are welcome in the gallery. Drinking bowls are available from a staff member in the Manton lobby cloakroom.
Baggage Size Policy Suitcases and items larger than carry-on luggage (55 cm x 40 cm x 20 cm) are not permitted in the building. Potentially dangerous items are also prohibited. There is a left-luggage facility at Victoria Station.
