Tate Modern Art Gallery Private Guided Tour for Kids & Families in London
Description
Join us on an exploration of London’s collection of modern and contemporary art by artists of the calibre of Picasso, Dali, Rothko and Matisse through a private guided tour for families with children. Created in the year 2000 with the spectacular transformation of a disused power station, Tate Modern displays the UK's premier collection of international modern art, defined as art created from 1900 onwards and including works from the 21st century. Learn how to play with modern art with our top rated private guide!
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One of London's finest attractions, this outstanding modern and contemporary art gallery is housed in the creatively revamped Bankside Power Station south of the Millennium Bridge. Meet our guide at the main entrance of the Tate Modern and start a magical journey through the colours and shapes of the splendid works of art on display. Sometimes visiting art galleries with children can be overwhelming, but we want your visit to be as enjoyable as possible, and that's why our professional guide will keep your children interested, excited and keen. The Tate Modern collection includes important masterpieces by both Picasso and Matisse, and houses one of the world's finest museum collections of Surrealism, including works by Dalí, Ernst, Magritte and Mirò. Our tour will be a selection from the above demonstrating the range of the collection, putting works of art in their artistic, social and historical context.
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Please be aware that this tour is suitable for kids 6 and older, younger children can join the tour without participating
Reviews(2)
Brilliant day out either by yourself or with family or friends. Lots to see which is free certain exhibitions though are paid on entry or as members of the Tate. There is a cafeteria and gift shops. Very pleasant and helpful staff and afterwards a lovely walk along Bankside. Its a short walk from Blackfriars mainline station
Enormous place with interesting things to see. On the contrary, the temporary exhibitions are a bit expensive. There also many kids around that could bother any concentrate visitors.
