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Royal Albert Hall
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Royal Albert Hall

4 Kensington Gore, SW7 2AP London, Londres

About

Since opening in 1871 as part of Queen Victoria's memorial to her late husband it has become one of the most famous venues in the UK, and remains one of London's main concert halls. It still mainly caters for a classical audience, but it also hosts many other varied events including the odd contemporary rock/pop acts, and its corridors are sometimes used as exhibition spaces. During July–September the Albert Hall hosts the BBC Proms. This British national institution is a series of nightly class.

Characteristics

  • Accessible

Practical info

  • Historic landmark
  • Park 150m
  • Notable site

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2 reviews about Londres

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  • daveontour

    Home but still worth reviewing

    I live in London but writing this for visitors. London is probably the most diverse city on earth. Doesnt matter what you look like or where your from youll find your community here. Brixton market is elite, Shoreditch for the vibes, Camden for the weird stuff. Its expensive as hell tho - budget like 100 quid a day minimum. The tube is confusing at first but youll figure it out.

  • amaraworld

    La diversité incarnée

    Londres est la ville la plus diverse que j'ai visitée. En tant que femme noire et musulmane, je n'ai jamais senti le moindre regard déplacé. Brixton, Peckham, Hackney sont des quartiers avec une forte communauté noire. La nourriture halal est partout. Le métro est un peu vieux mais efficace. Seul bémol : le coût de la vie est astronomique.

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