Turner Contemporary - Margate

Turner Contemporary

Ubicado en la ciudad costera de Margate, en el Reino Unido, el Turner Contemporary es un museo de arte contemporáneo que ha ganado fama por su innovadora programación y su ubicación impresionante en el mar.

Con una dirección de Rendezvous, Margate CT9 1HG, United Kingdom, este museo se encuentra a pocos pasos de la playa y ofrece una vista impresionante del cielo y del mar.

Información de Contacto

Para obtener más información sobre el Turner Contemporary, puede llamar a su teléfono 1843233000 o visitar su sitio web en turnercontemporary.org.

Especialidades

El Turner Contemporary ofrece una variedad de actividades y servicios, incluyendo:

• Galería de arte
• Lugar de eventos
• Museo
• Atracción turística
• Lugar de bodas

Otros datos de interés

El Turner Contemporary es una empresa que se identifica como women-owned y ofrece servicios como:

• Servicios en el sitio
• Actuaciones en vivo
• Cierre de audición
• Estacionamiento para personas con discapacidad
• Entrada accesible para personas con discapacidad
• Asientos accesibles para personas con discapacidad
• Baños accesibles para personas con discapacidad
• Baños de género neutro
• Restaurante
• Wi-Fi
• Familia amigable
• Amigable con la comunidad LGBTQ+
• Espacio seguro para personas transgénero

Opiniones

El Turner Contemporary tiene 3773 reseñas en Google My Business, lo que indica una alta satisfacción entre los visitantes.

La media de opinión es de 4.1/5, lo que sugiere que los visitantes están muy satisfechos con su experiencia en el museo.

Las personas han destacado la ubicación impresionante del museo, la limpieza y el personal amable y profesional. También han mencionado la variedad de actividades y servicios ofrecidos por el museo.

En general, el Turner Contemporary es un lugar excelente para visitar, especialmente para aquellos interesados en el arte contemporáneo y la cultura marina.

👍 Reviews of Turner Contemporary

SJ

5/5

Dropped by Turner Contemporary during a day trip beach day to Margate and really enjoyed it. It’s free, super clean, and well looked after. I only had a quick wander before closing but it was still a really nice visit. Being right by the water is an added bonus. Worth checking out if you’re in Margate!

Cam C.

5/5

It’s absolutely amazing to me as in experience. Each room of the gallery is managed and arranged nicely according to the growth of time. Each picture captured not the objects but also (in my opinion) the emotions of the people in specific, and the changes of the periods in general.
Can’t believe it’s closed not long after my visit but hopefully it can be opened again soon. And please do donation if you’re happy, this place deserves it.

Nicole G.

5/5

I am always excited to see what's going to be on display next. The presentation is always top class with such attention to details. My daughter and I are frequent visitors.

Daniel T.

5/5

What a fantastic place! A must visit if you’re in Margate. Great for kids too. I can recommend the sausage rolls and coffee sitting on a deckchair enjoying the view

Claire H.

5/5

Always enjoy visiting the Turner no matter what the exhibition. It’s light,airy, has a great gift shop and cafe, entertainment for kids and decent toilets. We could easily spend a day here when the kids were small but now they are older it tends to be a couple of hours.

Joanna U.

5/5

This was my first visit to Turner, but it won’t be my last. A mere 15-minute walk from the train station alongside the beautiful beach. I eagerly anticipate revisiting the center to immerse myself deeper in the contemplation of art.

Glenn L.

4/5

Super spot, convenient and plentiful parking, easy access to the gallery. Well worth a visit just to experience this amazing space…. which is just as well as the current exhibit (Anna Boghiguian) looked like it had been produced by a class of 6 year olds… which any self respecting 6 year old might even take umbrage with.

Leena D.

5/5

Saw the Steve McQuuen exhibition on resistance. It's been a while since I've seen something so raw, real & visceral.
Many of the photos were from events when I was growing up. I'll confess I had to step out for a bit to regroup as it was quite emotive.
Well done to Margate for holding this, London can't seem to do exhibitions that are brave and make you think these days ...