Known to
be one of the largest museums of modern and contemporary art in the world, the
Tate Modern was officially open by Her Majesty the Queen on the 11th
May 2000. Set in the atmospheric Bankside Power Station – a feat of modern
architecture in itself – the Tate offers visitors a unique cultural experience.
Welcoming
over five million visitors in its first year, the Tate has quickly become one
of the city’s most iconic tourist attractions. The world-renowned modern art gallery
includes a free-to-view main collection that covers everything from Media Networks to Living Cities. In addition to the main collection, the gallery also
runs temporary exhibits, insightful talks and special events.
A focal
part of the Tate Group, the gallery works in accompaniment with Pimlico’s Tate
Britain, which houses displays of historical and contemporary British art.
Complementing one another, the two galleries form a strong part of London’s
cultural makeup.
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