Parking in Tate Britain

Tate Britain, opened in 1897 and built on the site of Millbank Prison, is the oldest gallery in the Tate network and showcases British art from 1500 to the present day. During the Second World War, its paintings were evacuated, which proved wise as the building did suffer bomb damage. However, Stanley Spencer’s painting The Resurrection was too large to move, so instead it spent the war imprisoned behind a protective brick wall. It survived unscathed.

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Why not make a day of it, by combining your trip to Tate Britain with a visit to:

• Floatworks
• Houses of Parliament
• Westminster Abbey
• Altitude London

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