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.

Timed tickets for the one-way routes around the collections at Tate Modern are free of charge. These need to be booked in advance, and can be done online or over the phone.

Special exhibitions require a paid ticket. Become a Tate Member and get free entry to all special exhibitions.

Under 12s go free (up to four per parent or guardian) and family tickets are available (two adults and two children 12–18 years) – see individual exhibitions for more information.

Visitors with a disability pay a concessionary rate, and carers' entrance is free.

There are no family programmes running at the moment. This is so we can follow social distancing measures safely.

No. To minimise touch points, we’re not giving out paper activities, maps or trails. Use Tate Kids to play games or find out more about art you see in the gallery.

Yes, as always, we welcome visitors with young children and buggies to come and enjoy the galleries.

Our cloakroom is currently closed so you will not be able to leave it there.

All entrances are accessible with a buggy.

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. Lockers are not currently in use.

You can breastfeed wherever you feel comfortable, for privacy head to the baby-changing facilities which are located on the Level 0, Natalie Bell Building.

The Baby Care Room is located on Level 0 Natalie Bell Building. Additional nappy-changing facilities are available in all toilets on each floor.

There are toilets available on all the routes, with social distancing measures and extra cleaning regimes in place.

The usual cafes are currently closed but there are opportunities to buy food and drink at Tate Modern outside the building on the River Terrace.