Tate Modern, London

The Tate Modern gallery, founded in 2000 in a disused power station on the south bank of the River Thames opposite Saint Paul's Cathedral, attracts several million visitors per year and is one of Britain's most popular tourist attractions.

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...Picasso, Rothko, Dali, Pollock and Warhol, as well as many up-and-coming artists. With the exception of special exhibitions, admission to Tate Modern is free. Tower Bridge. Just a short walk from Tate Modern and many London hotels, the Tower...

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...features a mural by Rex Whistler. Tate Britain and Tate Modern are now connected by a high speed boat along the River Thames, which runs from Millbank Millennium Pier immediately outside Tate Britain. The boat is decorated with spots,...

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...Thames, is at the centre of an increasingly fashionable part of London. It s a perfect base from which to enjoy such attractions as the Tate Modern and Royal Festival Hall. The hotel itself is not the easiest to find: being a brand new building...

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...thousands of Londoners and is a cornerstone of South Bank revitalization that includes a replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, the Tate Modern and luxury apartments where imperial warehouses once stood. Nestled by the current London...

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...able to deal with three times the number of trains and passengers as it does today. It will be the first station in London to span the Thames - enabling direct access to the South Bank and attractions, including the Tate Modern. most viewed

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Tate acts as blank canvas for street art - News, Art - The Independent Tate acts as blank canvas for street art One of the giant pieces of street art takes aim at people crossing the Millennium Bridge over the river Thames in front of the...

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Photo: Tate Modern/PA At least, said Sir Nicholas Serota yesterday, we've got planning permission for the GBP212m redevelopment of Tate Modern - an extension by Herzog and de Meuron into the "other half" of the old Bankside power station...

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...be reunited in this way would have pleased him tremendously." The Tate Britain show follows a major exhibition of Rothko's work across the Thames at Tate Modern, which featured 14 of his Seagram murals displayed together for the first time.

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