Tate Modern – Located on the south bank of Thames Tate Modern inhabits former Bankside power station. Tate Modern is a gallery of international modern and contemporary art created in the year 2000.

The collections in Tate Modern are organized by theme which is quite unusual - Landscape/environment/matter, Still Life/Object/Real life, Nude/Action/Body, History/Memory/Society. It is an interesting approach by the modern artists always trying to challenge the tradition.



The Millenium bridge conveniently connects Tate Modern with the north bank and St.Paul’s Cathedral. It is a pedestrian only bridge built in 2000.

Where is Tate Modern: Bankside SE1

How to get to Tate Modern: Subway - Jubilee line to Southwark station or District and Circle Lines to Blackfriars station.

Opening Hours: Sunday - Thursday, 10.00-18.00
Friday and Saturday, 10.00-22.00



The Millenium bridge view of St.Paul’s Cathedral

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Tate Modern web site.

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