London Royal Albert Hall is world renowned for its quality performances and distinguished architectural design. Opened in 1871 by Queen Victoria, the Royal Albert Hall London has always been of great national importance, serving as part of the memorial to Prince Albert. The decorative Albert Memorial statue is situated nearby inside Kensington Gardens.

Originally the 'Royal Albert Hall of Arts and Sciences', the London Royal Albert Hall today plays host 350 performances every year with leading artists from every performance genre. Whether you like classical music, rock music, pop music, ballet, opera or even tennis; the Royal Albert Hall in London will have something to entertain you. The London Royal Albert Hall is also regularly used for awards ceremonies, school events, charitable events and lavish banquets.

The Royal Albert Hall in London is most famous today for holding the BBC Proms in the summer. The Proms is a fantastic, quintessentially English occasion featuring numerous concerts with the best classic orchestras in the world. Starting in 1941, the Summer Proms in the Royal Albert Hall in London will continue for countless years to come.

One of the best things to happen to the London Knightsbridge area, the Royal Albert Hall London is an arts venue to be very proud of. Containing 13 bars and 3 restaurants, the Royal Albert Hall in London is the perfect day out for all of the family.

For more information on the Royal Albert Hall in London, please phone 0845 401 5045.

Visiting Royal Albert Hall in London:

Address: Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP

Telephone: +44 (0)20 7589 8212

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Cost: TBA

Age restrictions: n/a

Nearest Underground Stations:
South Kensington Tube (12 minutes)
Gloucester Road Tube (12 minutes)

Nearest Hotels: Quality Crown Hotel London Kensington

Official Site: www.royalalberthall.com