Tate Modern Private Tour: Modern & Contemporary Art Experience
Immerse yourself in the world of modern and contemporary art with this exciting two-hour cultural journey accompanied by an expert guide.
The Tate Modern is one of London's most surprising museums, both for the important works you can admire and for its structure - the former London power station that stands majestic and imposing on the banks of the Thames. We are in one of London's most iconic locations, opposite the historic St. Paul's Cathedral, reachable via the suggestive Millennium Bridge. Your Tate Modern tour begins here, where history and modernity merge to create a unique and fascinating environment.
During the tour, you will have the opportunity to admire extraordinary works of art, including The Large Glass and Fountain by Marcel Duchamp, Black on Maroon and Untitled (Rothko) by Mark Rothko, Composition VII by Wassily Kandinsky, Guernica, The Weeping Woman and Nude Woman with Necklace by Pablo Picasso, Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion by Francis Bacon and The Kiss by Auguste Rodin, to name just a few. The itinerary can be personalized based on your interests, making each visit to the Tate Modern a unique and unforgettable experience.
The advantages of booking a private tour of the Tate Modern? There will be no other participants besides you or your group, and our expert will accompany you through the works, revealing fascinating stories and hidden details that you might miss if you visited the museum alone. If you wish, after the tour you can relax in one of the Tate Modern cafés, enjoying an incredible view of the Thames.
Reserve your Tate Modern tour today and be amazed by modern art in a unique setting!
Tate Modern Tour – FAQ
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Is the Tate Modern free to enter?
Yes, entry to the permanent collection is free. Your payment covers the expertise and personalized attention of your private guide for 2 hours.
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Where exactly is the meeting point?
Meeting details (e.g., main Bankside entrance or inside the Turbine Hall) are specified in your confirmation email, along with your guide’s contact number.
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Is the art in the Tate Modern suitable for children?
Yes. Large-scale installations and interactive stories make it engaging for families. Our guides present contemporary art in an accessible, age-appropriate way.
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How accessible is the Tate Modern?
The museum is fully accessible, with level access, lifts to all floors, and accessible toilets. The Turbine Hall is served by a ramp and lifts.
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Do I pay before the tour is confirmed?
No. Payment is processed only after we secure a guide for your selected date and time. You’ll then receive a formal confirmation with all instructions.
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Cancellation Policy
The booking holder can cancel at any time by simply sending us an email within the deadlines below:
- Up to 72 hours before the tour: Full refund, minus a 2.5% payment processing fee.
- 72–24 hours before the tour: 50% refund of the total amount paid.
- Less than 24 hours: No refund.
If we must cancel the tour due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control (e.g., exceptional weather or operational issues), you will be notified in advance and receive a 100% refund with no deductions.
All times refer to the local time at the tour location.
Description | Cost |
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Base Rate (1-2 partecipants) | £210 |
Each additional adult (aged 16+) | +£30 |
Each additional child (aged 6-16) | +£15 |
Children under 6 years old | Free |
Meeting Point Tate Modern Tour
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Tate Modern, Bankside, London SE1 9TG, United Kingdom