• London - From Warhol to Banksy, explore the world-famous Tate Modern museum, a converted power station on the banks of the River Thames, followed by a stroll through the creative hub of London’s Southbank for stunning views, spectacular Brutalist architecture and London’s best street art.

Begin your tour at the Millennium Bridge with stunning views along the river.

• Tate Modern - Walk to the Tate Modern, and enjoy an expertly guided 1.5-hour tour of this famous treasure trove of contemporary art. See world-famous art - paintings, sculpture, installations, performances, and video - by a vast range of artists, including Picasso, Rothko, Warhol, Dali, Chiriko, Beuys, Fontana, Hirst, Barlow, Gallagher and more.
• Southbank - Visit the colourful Undercroft of Southbank, the birthplace of British skateboarding and political street art, and see the street art on Hungerford Bridge.
• Leake Street Arches - Finally, head beneath the streets and rumbling platforms of London’s Waterloo Station to discover Southbank’s hidden treasure trove of street art and graffiti: the Leake Street Arches and Street Art tunnels started by none other than Banksy in 2008.

• Tate Modern guided tour
• Friendly, professional English-speaking tour guide
• Ample time for photography at favourite spots

• Transportation
• Hotel pickup/drop-off
• Food and drink
• Gratuities

Experience the dynamic world of contemporary art and lively street culture on a private walking tour of London’s Tate Modern and Southbank. Start at Millennium Bridge, taking in the iconic views of the Thames, before embarking on a 1.5-hour guided exploration of the Tate Modern, located in a remarkable former power station. Inside, discover modern masterpieces by renowned artists such as Warhol, Picasso, Hirst, Dali, and others. Continue your journey along the Thames to the Southbank Centre, the largest arts complex in Europe, celebrated for its Brutalist architecture and vibrant creative atmosphere. Visit the Undercroft, the birthplace of UK skateboarding and street art, and admire murals on Hungerford Bridge and Lionel Stanhope’s NHS tribute. Conclude your tour in the Leake Street Arches—a lively, ever-evolving graffiti tunnel initiated by Banksy in 2008. From prestigious galleries to underground art, this tour offers a captivating journey through London’s innovative creativity.

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