Tate is a network of art museums in the United Kingdom, known for its extensive collection of British and international art. It comprises four major sites: Tate Modern, Tate Britain, Tate Liverpool, and Tate St Ives. The museums showcase a wide range of artworks, from historical pieces to contemporary installations, and aim to promote public engagement with art. Founded in 1897, Tate was originally established as the National Gallery of British Art. It has since evolved into a leading institution for modern and contemporary art, hosting exhibitions, educational programs, and events that attract millions of visitors each year.