Tate Britain Review

Art Gallery in London: Tate British Gallery. There are four Tate Gallery, Tate Britain mainly biased towards classical, there are a lot of Turner works here, very complete. [Transportation] The traffic is still relatively convenient, and it is a short walk after getting out of the subway. Opposite the entrance of the gallery is the Chelsea Academy of Art, a famous art institution with a very strong artistic atmosphere. [Fun] The gallery has a whole hall dedicated to Turner's works. This time for Van Gogh's special exhibition, it is too late to enjoy Turner's works. Ordinary regular exhibitions are free, Van Gogh special exhibition needs to be charged, there are a lot of visitors to see Van Gogh exhibition, the whole exhibition content is clear, the paintings are large, the overall visit feels very good, the fare is very cost-effective. [Tip] The gallery also provides free folding seats, which is very convenient for art students to paint Linyi, or for elderly people to visit.

The Tate Modern is located on the south bank of the Thames, across the bank from St Paul's Cathedral. Its history dates back to 1897 when Sir Henry Tate founded the Tate Gallery, then known as the National British Art Gallery. Very good.

The home of British art from 1500 to the present day. Tate Britain holds the largest collection of British art in the world.

It is worth enjoying carefully. The explanation is good.

A free museum with nice arts. There is a place where papers and colour pencils are provided for you to get creative.

Beautiful scenery, [view] charming, [price ratio] particularly good.