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Tate Modern Gallery opened in 2000 in the former Bankside Power Station, a vast riverside building designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Architects Herzog & de Meuron transformed its industrial spaces into galleries while retaining the towering chimney and the Turbine Hall, now a setting for large-scale art installations. The museum brought Tate’s international modern and contemporary art collection to a prominent site across the Thames from the City of London. A major extension, now called the Blavatnik Building, opened in 2016 and added more space for exhibitions and performances. Today, Tate Modern is one of London’s most significant cultural landmarks, known as much for its ambitious use of the former power station as for the art it displays.
Before you enter
- Check which exhibitions interest you; the permanent collection and temporary displays offer different experiences.
- Look up the day’s opening hours, as they can change for holidays or events.
- Pack lightly; a smaller bag makes moving between galleries easier.
What to expect
- The building is large, so allow at least two hours for a selective visit.
- The Turbine Hall’s scale is striking, even when no major installation is on display.
- Expect a mix of painting, sculpture, photography, film, and installation art.
During your visit
- Start with a floor plan and choose a few galleries rather than trying to see everything.
- Check photography signs in each gallery; restrictions may vary by artwork or exhibition.
- Take a break by the riverside and enjoy the view toward St Paul’s Cathedral.
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