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Our in-gallery team can help you get the most out of your visit. Whether it is how to plan your day or to share stories, ideas and opinions about the art on display, do ask us.
International modern and contemporary art
Finalist for Art Fund Museum of the Year 2017
Sunday to Thursday 10.00–18.00
Friday to Saturday 10.00–22.00
See some of the most memorable art of the 20th century at Tate Modern’s comprehensive retrospective of Modigliani’s work
Playfully subversive artists SUPERFLEX have filled Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall with swings
See how artists in Tate’s collection have responded to the impact of mass media
Investigate the processes artists use to make artworks, and how our responses are integral to the piece
Explore artworks from Tate's collection that respond to their social and political context
Discover artists from Tate's collection who have embraced new and unusual materials and methods
This display introduces you to some of the best-loved artworks in the Tate collection
Artists around the world have examined the modern city in a range of works
The Tanks are designed to showcase live art, installation and the moving image. The artworks on display all explore different ...
See works that create a dialogue with the materials and spaces of everyday buildings
Discover how artists working between the 1960s and the 1990s opened up new spaces for participation
View recently acquired works from Tate’s collection
A round table discussion on the parallels between black British queer art narratives then and now moderated by Imani Robinson ...
Join us in making a collective mural honouring black artists throughout history
Join a tour of collection highlights, led by our expert guides
Free introductory workshops for community groups visiting Tate Modern
Have yourself an art-filled Christmas by following our suggestions for the festive season
Take the quiz to discover which of Modigliani's friends, patrons and lovers is your bohemian alter ego
Discover how the world's largest Soviet art and design collection came to be
Meet the artist collaborators who pioneered installation art
Our in-gallery team can help you get the most out of your visit. Whether it is how to plan your day or to share stories, ideas and opinions about the art on display, do ask us.
Admission to Tate Modern is free, except for special exhibitions. Become a Tate Member or a Patron and get free entry to all special exhibitions. Visitors with a disability pay a concessionary rate, and carers' entrance is free. Under 12s go free (up to four per parent or guardian) and family tickets are available (two adults and two children 12–18 years) – see individual exhibitions for more information.
Call 020 7887 8888
Information 09.00–18.00, daily; Membership and ticketing services 9.45–18.00, daily
Sunday 24 December 2017, Monday 25 December 2017, Tuesday 26 December 2017 (Holiday break)
Sunday to Thursday 10.00–18.00
Friday to Saturday 10.00–22.00
Last admission and ticket sales for special exhibitions Sunday – Thursday is at 17.15 and 21.15 on Friday – Saturday. Ticket desks close at this time.
We are closed 24–26 December, but open as usual on all other days of the year, including Bank Holidays and New Year’s Day.
Southwark (Jubilee Line, 600 metres approx
Blackfriars: District and Circle Line, 800 metres approx
St Paul’s: Central Line, 1,100 metres approx.
Routes 45, 63 and 100 stop on Blackfriars Bridge Road
Routes RV1 and 381 stop on Southwark Street
Route 344 stops on Southwark Bridge Road
Blackfriars 300 metres from the South exit; 800 metres from the North exit.
London Bridge 1,100 metres approx.
The Tate Boat runs every forty minutes along the Thames between Tate Britain and Tate Modern. Other river services run between Millbank Pier and Bankside Pier.
Cycle Hire Docking Stations are located on New Globe Street and Southwark Street.
A drop off / pick up point is situated on Holland Street, just outside the main entrance.
There are no parking facilities at Tate Modern or in the surrounding streets. Public transport is the easiest way of getting to the gallery.
A drop off / pick up point is situated on Southwark Street, a short walk from the main entrance.