Visit The Royal Albert Hall for Free - Save £12.00

Opened in 1871 the Royal Albert Hall London is one of the capital’s most prestigious historic buildings and tourist attractions. It has been the scene of over 150,000 performances including the celebrated BBC Proms.

Join the Hall’s enthusiastic, friendly and engaging tour guides for a lively one hour journey through this extraordinary and iconic building and find out more about the architecture, royal patronage, unrivalled performance history and work of this registered charity.

Tours last around 1 hour and cover all front of house areas including the stunning auditorium, the Gallery and the Queen’s private suites, the Royal Retiring Room.

Tours operate on most days and start at 10.30am, running throughout the day. The last tour starts at 3.30pm (November to March) or 4.30pm (April to October). Each tour is subject to availability and booking in advance is strongly recommended. Please note that all tours will be conducted in English.

Tours are not recommended for children under 7 as the content is not geared towards young children, however they are welcome to attend. Toddlers and babes in arms are admitted at the Tour Guide's discretion, although not during the BBC Proms season due to the nature of the rehearsal schedule.

With a London Pass you can get free entry to the Royal Albert Hall. The London Pass is the ultimate sightseeing package and holders benefit from the following:

- Free entry to over 60 top London attractions
- Optional Oyster Travelcard
- Free 160+ page guidebook to help you plan your trip

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