Tate is working with celebrated garden designer Tom Stuart-Smith and the Royal Horticultural Society to transform Tate Britain’s surrounding landscape along Millbank, creating a bold new garden for London.
Generously funded by the Clore Duffield Foundation, the new garden will offer opportunities for local communities and visitors to enjoy calm and beautiful outdoor spaces while significantly improving the area’s biodiversity. The designs will soften the existing landscape, feature sculptures from Tate’s collection and a dedicated classroom for outdoor learning. We aim to attract audiences of all ages and backgrounds by creating an open, welcoming space.
The Clore Garden at Tate Britain is scheduled to open in 2026. Initial works are currently scheduled to commence in Autumn 2025.
We would like to hear from visitors, members and our communities on the emerging designs. Your feedback and support are vital to ensuring our plans meet the needs of communities and future visitors.
We are hosting two drop-in consultation events during opening hours on the 28th March from 12.00–16.00, and the 29th March from 10.00–14.00 in the Millbank entrance. No booking is required.