Select a Gallery

Access - The Centenary Development has been completed and provides greatly enhanced facilities for disabled visitors. Parking spaces and wheelchairs are available on request. To reserve one please telephone 020 7887 8888 or email ticketing@tate.org.uk.

There are four entrances to Tate Britain:

The Manton Entrance on Atterbury Street has level access with two ramps and handrails. Access to the galleries is by lift and stairs.
The entrance on Millbank has a flight of eighteen unmarked steps. This is followed by two wider marked steps. There are handrails at the edges of the main flight of steps.
The Clore gallery entrance is to the right of the main gallery on Millbank, it has level access and a lift to the main gallery floor.
The North Entrance on John Islip Street at the back of the gallery has ramp access and parking for disabled visitors.

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Loreley
by Oskar Kokoschka

Kirkmaiden-in-Fernis
by John Piper

Dunskie [Dunskey] Castle
by Frances Scott

Lincluden Abbey
by Thomas Stothard

Dumfries
by Thomas Stothard

Lochmabon Castle [Lochmaben Castle]
by Joseph Mallord William Turner

Gretna Green: The Village Street and Smithy
by Joseph Mallord William Turner

Caerlaverock Castle
by Joseph Mallord William Turner

New Abbey, near Dumfries
by Joseph Mallord William Turner

View Through Trees Towards Gretna and the Solway Firth
by Joseph Mallord William Turner