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Tate to Tate Boat

  • Attractions
  • Bankside
  1. © Godrick
    © Godrick
  2. Thames Clipper taking passengers between the Tates
    Thames Clipper taking passengers between the Tates
  3. © Royal Collection, London, courtesy Tate Photography
    © Royal Collection, London, courtesy Tate Photography'Self-Portrait', c1623-24, by Sir Peter Paul Rubens
  4.  Lucian Freud, Girl with a White Dog 1950–1 © Tate
    Lucian Freud, Girl with a White Dog 1950–1 © Tate
  5. Francis Bacon Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion circa 1944 © Tate
    Francis Bacon Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion circa 1944 © Tate
  6. Tate Britain art trolley © Tate Britain
    Tate Britain art trolley © Tate Britain
  7. Tiny Tate © Tate Photography
    Tiny Tate © Tate PhotographyBP Saturdays: Tiny Tate
  8. Tate Modern cafe
    Tate Modern cafe
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Time Out says

Running every 40 minutes, the boat service connecting London’s two Tate galleries, Tate Modern and Tate Britain, takes you through the heart of London, with plenty to see on both banks (head to the outdoor deck at the back of the boat for the best views). The catamaran service boasts specially commissioned exterior and interior designs by artist Damien Hirst, but there’s no commentary, so take a map. As well as offering tired artgazers a sit-down, the boat is the quickest way to flit from Tate to Tate – a painful journey any other way. Pick your favourite gallery first, as masterpiece-fatigue kicks in much faster second time around. Both galleries have lawns outside for a little fresh air before more artistic scrutiny.

Details

Address:
Bankside
London
SE1 9TG
Transport:
Tube: Waterloo/Southwark/Pimlico
Opening hours:
10am-approximately 5pm daily
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