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Tate Britain, copyright 2004 Simon Rumble and licensed under ShareAttribution-ShareAlike 2.0 and GFDL

The art gallery formerly known as the Tate is now the Tate Britain. Whereas the National Gallery exhibits very historical works and the Tate Modern exhibits modern art, the Britain shows the intervening works by British artists.

Entrance is free with the occasional collection box persuading you to donate �2. Some special exhibitions cost money.

There is a whole wing dedicated to the works of JMW Turner. The Tate Britain also shows the controversial Turner Prize.

The gallery is in a rather unusual location, on the north bank of the Thames (Millbank) in Pimlico, a much less accessible and residential location than its sibling the Tate Modern. However, a visit to each gallery can be combined with the Tate-to-Tate riverboat service, running every 40 minutes and costing around �4 for adults (with a 1/3 discount for Travelcard holders.

Nearest station: Pimlico (Victoria Line); Vauxhall across the bridge serves South West Trains.
Nearest bus stop: Pimlico Station (2, 24, 36, 77A, 88, 185, C10; see PDF Spider Map)

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