The Tate Modern

T Hartberg in the last week

We have been here a few times and there is so much to see that we will need to come back. A favourite feature is the view from the 6th floor café across the river Thames to St Paul's Cathedral. That area used to have more open viewing platforms but these were closed on the day we came. The main exhibition areas are free of charge which makes this an attractive place to visit.

C 2 weeks ago

Tate Modern is easily one of my top three art museums in the world — a bold, ever-evolving space that continually delivers thought-provoking exhibitions and world-class curation. Housed in an iconic converted power station on the South Bank, the museum itself is as striking as the art it holds — vast, industrial, and unmistakable in its silhouette. Entry to the main collections is free, and the building is massive, giving you plenty of space to explore without feeling rushed or crowded. On my recent visit, I caught the Leigh Bowery show, which was absolutely compelling. His short but extraordinary life left a distinct and undeniable mark on the art world and beyond — a powerful tribute to a true icon of performance, fashion, and identity. Another highlight is the Media Networks section, which explores how artists over the past century have responded to the influence of mass media and ever-evolving technologies. It’s a fascinating look at shifting cultural narratives through the eyes of artists like Roy Lichtenstein, Mark Bradford, and China’s Wang Guangyi. Even on a Saturday, it didn’t feel too packed. Its riverside location, proximity to great restaurants, and sheer scale make it an ideal cultural stop in the heart of London. A solid 5 out of 5 — inspiring, dynamic, and always worth returning to.

Нурила Иният in the last week

I’ve been to Tate Modern two or three times now, and each visit was completely different. I always came across new installations. The last time, I visited the Anthony McCall: Solid Light exhibition, which was really unique and thought-provoking. Overall, it’s an interesting and unusual experience, especially if you’re into experimental or abstract art. Personally, I think ultra-modern art might not fully be my thing — but if you’re curious about bold and unconventional creativity, it’s definitely worth a visit.