Timed tickets are required for all visitors
For more information please go to our FAQs and if you have any further queries please contact hello@tate.org.uk. We look forward to welcoming you back when we reopen.
All visitors, including Members and Locals Pass holders, will need to book a timed ticket before visiting. There is a one-way route around the gallery, guiding you through rooms in the collection and exhibition.
Please only visit with people from your household or support bubble (maximum group size six). All visitors are required to wear face coverings in our galleries, apart from those who are exempt.
For more details on the changes we've made, and visiting guidance, see our FAQs.
The UK’s largest exhibition to date by celebrated South Korean artist Haegue Yang
Explore the twentieth-century stories of modern artists and the town of St Ives
This room suggests a range of styles and ideas that concerned modern European artists between the wars
Discover a range of artists who were working in West Cornwall during and immediately after the Second World War
Explore work from the 1950s on by abstract artists who made art from nonrepresentational elements
Glimpse the diverse range of influences on modern british painting from the 1960s onwards
The gallery and museum are within walking distance of St Ives town centre and Porthmeor beach.
A frequent rail service operates between London Paddington and St Ives via Reading, Exeter, Plymouth, Bodmin, Truro, St Erth and Penzance. A local train service operates from St Erth to St Ives. For train times and booking see:
There are daily National Express coach services from Victoria Coach Station, London. These services travel via Heathrow, Plymouth, Liskeard, St Austell, Truro, Redruth, Camborne, St Ives and Penzance – stopping at most small towns en route.
There are regular local bus services to and from St Ives.
St Ives is a 15–20 minute drive from the A30.
A shuttle bus service runs throughout the year between the Trenwith Coach and Car Park and the town centre, which is a five minute walk from Tate St Ives. For details call St Ives Tourist Information on +44 (0)1736 796297.
A train park and ride service operates from St Erth and Lelant Saltings stations between the end of May and the end of September. Visitors using the service receive £1 off Tate St Ives admission.
The nearest airport is in Newquay, the regional commercial airport for Cornwall.
All tickets must be booked in advance
£10.50 with donation, £9.50 for concessions
£9.50 or £8.50 without donation
£14.50 with donation, £13.50 for concessions
£13 or £12 without donation
To get a combined ticket you will need to book your time slot at Barbara Hepworth Museum.
Help Tate by including the voluntary donation to enable Gift Aid.
Free entry tickets must be booked by signing in online for Tate Members.
Join our annual Locals Pass for £5.
Free entry tickets with your pass must be booked by signing in online.
Concessions apply to 60s and over, students over 18, visitors with disabilities and job seekers.
Visitors under 18 get free entry but must still be booked online
Enter and exit the gallery via the Main Entrance. The gallery has step-free access.
There may be a need to queue to ensure social distance can be maintained. If you are unable to queue, please speak to a member of the team.
We take security very seriously and work closely with Police Project Servator teams. You can read more about our approach to safety and rules for the gallery.
Explore our range of books, gifts and postcards inspired by artists and the local landscape
On the top floor of the gallery with spectacular views over St Ives, Porthmeor Beach and the Atlantic Ocean
