London Tate Modern | Unexplainable Shock

The Tate Modern is located on the south bank of the River Thames and is one of the most popular museums in London, with visitor numbers ranking first in the UK and third in the world. The location of the Tate Modern was once a power station and has been converted into a museum, similar to Beijing's 798, with an industrial post-modern style. As for the collection, there's no need to mention it. Contemporary art is the main focus, with works by some famous artists such as Picasso and Monet. After a quick tour, to be honest, I didn't quite understand it! The main issue is the amount of information and the size of the building, which has 10 floors and is huge. Modern art is inherently innovative, making it difficult to digest. The art museum's facilities for the public are quite good, with a family rest area and themed routes suitable for children. Admission is free, except for a few paid exhibitions. It is recommended to spend half a day to a day visiting, as it is really too big 😭 and the time should not be too short.