
Family Group 1949, cast 1950–1
Tate
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We are looking forward to welcoming you and your family safely back
Entry to the gallery remains free for everyone, with a charge for some exhibitions. All visitors, including Members, will need to book a timed ticket online before visiting. There are one-way routes around the gallery, guiding you through rooms in the collection.
Find out more information in our commonly asked questions or browse our family-friendly routes below.
Do we have to book a ticket to see the collection?
Yes we’re asking all visitors to book a timed ticket online in advance. This is so we can manage the number of people in the galleries at any one time and ensure everyone can keep a safe distance.
Are the timed tickets free?
Will family events be taking place?
There are no family programmes running at the moment. This is so we can follow social distancing measures safely.
Are buggies allowed?
Yes, as always, we welcome visitors with young children and buggies to come and enjoy the galleries.
Please note that our cloakroom is currently closed so you will not be able to leave it there.
Where are the baby-changing facilities?
Baby changing facilities are available on the lower floor near the Djanogly Café and near the Auditorium in the Clore Gallery.
Where can I breastfeed?
Is the cloakroom open?
All cloakrooms are currently closed. Please try and avoid bringing bulky coats and bags to the galleries. Bags and other items over cabin bag size are not permitted at all.
There are no self-service lockers at Tate Britain.
Where can we eat?
Visit the Djanogly Café on the lower floor to enjoy hot and cold food and drink. High chairs are available.
You can also eat packed lunches outside the gallery entrances or in Millbank Gardens.