Pop Into Kensington's Iconic Concert Venue, the Royal Albert Hall in London!
The Royal Albert Hall in London is the most famous concert hall in London South Kensington, well-known for hosting annual summer Proms since 1941.
Open in 1871 by Queen Victoria, the Royal Albert Hall of Arts and Science in London has played host to countless shows and concerts and has featured some of the world's top-notch artists from wide range of genres. Many of the world's big names have spoken at the Hall including Her Majesty The Queen, Nelson Mandela, Sir Winston Churchill, His Holiness The Dalai Lama and the former US president, Bill Clinton.
The Royal Albert Hall in London hosts more than 360 events annually which comprise classical concerts, rock & pop, world music, jazz, circus, ballet & opera, comedy, dance, sports, award ceremonies, school & community events, dinners, charity performances & banquets and the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance.
London Royal Albert Hall is Grade I Listed and is one of the most distinctive and treasured buildings in the UK. It is a multipurpose venue in the capital which is not only used for music concerts but also for larger exhibitions, scientific conversations and public gatherings in London. The Hall itself is a registered charity which is self sufficient and does not rely on public or government funding.
Head to the Royal Albert Hall in London to catch some world-renowned artists live in action, highly popular shows and lively performances. Our newly refurbished Mercure London Kensington hotel is one of London's leading 4 star Kensington hotels near Royal Albert Hall and provides luxury accommodation near the venue.
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Open in 1871 by Queen Victoria, the Royal Albert Hall of Arts and Science in London has played host to countless shows and concerts and has featured some of the world's top-notch artists from wide range of genres. Many of the world's big names have spoken at the Hall including Her Majesty The Queen, Nelson Mandela, Sir Winston Churchill, His Holiness The Dalai Lama and the former US president, Bill Clinton.
The Royal Albert Hall in London hosts more than 360 events annually which comprise classical concerts, rock & pop, world music, jazz, circus, ballet & opera, comedy, dance, sports, award ceremonies, school & community events, dinners, charity performances & banquets and the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance.
London Royal Albert Hall is Grade I Listed and is one of the most distinctive and treasured buildings in the UK. It is a multipurpose venue in the capital which is not only used for music concerts but also for larger exhibitions, scientific conversations and public gatherings in London. The Hall itself is a registered charity which is self sufficient and does not rely on public or government funding.
Head to the Royal Albert Hall in London to catch some world-renowned artists live in action, highly popular shows and lively performances. Our newly refurbished Mercure London Kensington hotel is one of London's leading 4 star Kensington hotels near Royal Albert Hall and provides luxury accommodation near the venue.
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