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Tate Britain, located on the north bank of the River Thames at Millbank, London, is the UK and world centre for British art.

On a visit to Tate Britain you will be treated to an unrivalled collection of art from Britain, covering everything from the art of the Tudor period to today.

The Tate Britain collection is displayed in chronological order from 1500 to the present day. Break out rooms concentrate on specific themes, genres or artists, while displays on the whole are changed annually to ensure the full breadth of the collection is enjoyed.

Highlights within the Tate Britain collection include the work of William Hogarth, sometimes called the father of English painting; the eighteenth-century portraitists Gainsborough and Reynolds and the animal painter George Stubbs. Special attention is also given to three outstanding British artists from the Romantic age: Blake, Constable and Turner.

Admission to Tate Britain is free for everyone, but as a London Pass customer you will receive the added enjoyment of a free audio-guide to Tate Britain.

Listening to the audio-guide as you tour Tate Britain you will learn much more than you would without it.

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