Tate Modern

See optical, kinetic, programmed, and digital art with this timed entry ticket to the Electric Dreams exhibition at Tate Modern.

Did you know artists used machines to create art? This exhibit explores how artists experimented with technology, from the 1950s to the Internet age.

See mind-blowing art, from Fleischmann & Strauss’ Liquid Views where you can view your reflection, to Miyajima’s Opposite Circle, a hovering LED circle.

Explore 70,000+ artworks housed at the Tate Modern before or after your visit to the exhibition, including William Blake’s Behemoth and Leviathan.

Go on a 1-hour English-guided tour and see the main highlights at the Tate Modern, including works by Warhol, Matisse, and Francis Bacon.

Perfect for those on a tight schedule, explore all the must-sees at the museum, without wasting time navigating the galleries.

Learn about each artwork, the history, and the architecture of the gallery, with personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour.

Marvel at masterpieces like Picasso’s Dish of Pears, a perfect example of Cubist style, and Lichtenstein’s Wall Explosion II, a commentary on the Vietnam War.

Enhance your experience by upgrading to an afternoon tea experience at the Tate Modern Restaurant.

Go on a 30-min ride on the London Eye and explore electronic art at the Electric Dreams exhibition at Tate Modern with this combo ticket.

See more for less with this combo ticket, allowing access to two well-known London attractions at a fraction of the price of individual tickets.

Wondering how to travel between Tate and the London Eye? Be worry-free as they're located close by, just a leisurely walk down the river!

Save yourself the trouble of managing multiple tickets with just one convenient ticket, making your experience more pleasant.

Admire landmarks like Westminster Abbey from 135 m high on the London Eye and artworks like Miyajima’s Opposite Circle at the Electric Dreams exhibition.

See machine-generated art at the Electric Dreams exhibition at Tate Modern and St. Paul’s Cathedral’s Baroque architecture with this combo ticket.

Save money by booking this combo at a discounted rate as compared to pricier individual tickets.

Skip the hassle of figuring out public transportation, and walk just 0.6 mi to get from Tate Modern to St. Paul’s Cathedral via the famous Millennium Bridge.

After your exploration of the Tate’s contemporary art, head to its top floors and catch a glimpse of St. Paul’s Cathedral’s dome.

Allow Fleischmann & Strauss’ Liquid Views at the Electric Dreams exhibition and St. Paul’s Cathedral’s world-famous dome to blow your minds away.

Dive into the history of electronic art at the Electric Dreams exhibition and go on a flexible 30-min cruise on the Thames River with this combo ticket.

Save money on this combo ticket, and pay only a fraction of what you would have to pay for individual tickets.

Easily accessible by bus, tube, and riverboat, hop onboard your Thames River sightseeing cruise from the Tower Pier, just 1.3 mi from the Tate Modern.

Marvel at the optical illusion of Otto Piene’s Light Room at the Electric Dreams exhibition and famous landmarks such as Big Ben on your sightseeing cruise.

Step into the provocative world of Leigh Bowery at Tate Modern with timed entry to a bold exhibition celebrating his art, fashion, and performances.

This ticket offers a focused, immersive dive into Bowery’s daring legacy of grotesque looks and queer performances—all in one single space.

Enjoy curated exhibits with guaranteed entry to Bowery’s theatrical universe, like his photo-work Ruined Clothes and song, Useless Man.

Explore striking costumes, rare photos, films like Hail the New Puritan and Because We Must, and Freud’s portraits, showcasing Bowery’s radical persona.