A must do experience in London! A magnificent concert venue. If you’re not dining at the on site restaurant, there are snacks & drinks.
The acoustics here were once so bad, it was said this was the only venue where a composer could be sure of hearing his work twice. It was corrected in 1969 by putting diffusing discs on the ceiling.
Built as a memorial to Queen Victoria's husband in 1871, the Royal Albert Hall's vast rotunda was once described by the monarch as looking like 'the British constitution'. Read more.
A good place to meet friends before a day or night out in London. The interior is very spacious and the outside bar is great overlooking the river.
The LSO's music education centre and venue. We put on lunchtime concerts, early years workshops, choirs, and a great series of eclectic evening shows. Also available to hire for dinners, receptions...
Good views even from the Circle stalls. Bar is pricey, but that's too be expected. Good sound, great for stand up and just across the road from Hammersmith tube
Opened as the Gaumont Palace cinema in 1932, this music and comedy venue has hosted everyone who’s anyone over the years, including The Beatles, Springsteen, Bowie, Johnny Cash and Bob Marley.
Chuck berry was top notch here back in 64 ! seen some of the best live music at the apollo! Read more.
Refurbished in 2018 the Purcell Room is a music venue that has a great bar for hanging out in during the day.
Highly recommend for gathering with friend and family after seeing the art exhibition. Nice atmosphere and enough sofas to relax on.