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Royal Albert Hall

The Royal Albert Hall is a world-renowned concert hall and events venue located in Kensington, London. It is a Grade I listed Victorian building designed by Henry Young and Francis Fowke, and opened in 1871 by Queen Victoria. The hall is famous for its distinctive elliptical shape, its terracotta and glazed brick façade, and its Albert Frieze, which depicts the life of Prince Albert.

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Facilities Include;

  • The Main Auditorium: This is the heart of the Royal Albert Hall, seating 5,267 people. It has a magnificent dome and a stage that can be adapted to a variety of performances.
     

  • The Elgar Room: This is a smaller, more intimate venue that can seat up to 400 people. It is often used for recitals, chamber concerts, and private events.
     

  • The Gallery: This is a circular space located above the Main Auditorium that can be used for exhibitions,receptions, and private events.
     

  • Catering and dining

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