Royal Albert Hall

Currently under construction: the next phase in the building's development

The Hall's 20,000 sq. ft. glazed-iron roof.

Find out more about the mosaic frieze encircling the building.

Learn more about the steps located on the south side of the Hall.

'The voice of Jupiter', boasting 9,999 pipes.

85 fibreglass saucers hanging from the auditorium ceiling.

The Hall's daytime entrance, opened in 2004.

The Hall’s red Aberdeen granite foundation stone, laid by Queen Victoria in 1867.

The Grade I listed structure neighbouring the Hall.

Sir Peter Blake's spectacular triptych on display in the Hall

Memorial commemorating both the Great Exhibition and Prince Albert.

Decorative piece adorning the South Porch, designed by Shelagh Wakely.

The ornate decoration adorning the building's façade.