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Royal Albert Hall parking
Pre-book near London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall and spend less time looking for parking and more time enjoying yourself.
A world‑renowned Grade I-listed concert hall, home to the BBC Proms and host to classical, rock, pop and film‑in‑concert spectaculars since 1871. The Royal Albert Hall and its iconic domed roof and stunning auditorium make every visit unforgettable.
Evology helps you easily plan for your trip to London with easy and convenient pre-booking options around the Royal Albert Hall. Perfect for your next show or if you just fancy a trip to the capital.
Your parking options near Royal Albert Hall
The Bailey's Hotels Kensington - SW7 4LJ
Less than a mile away from the venue and in the famously glamorous area of Kensington, this is a great place to park to be near the venue, beat the crowds and also experience one of London’s more famous neighbourhoods.
Copthorne Tara Hotel, Kensington - W8 5SY
A mile away on a walk that takes you past Kensington Gardens and the Albert Memorial, parking here comes with a quick route to the venue that takes in some of London’s most famous landmarks.
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✓ Choose from over 1,000 car parks
✓ Pre-book your parking easily for your next visit
✓ Plan all your trips for stress-free parking
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Where do I park when I've pre-booked?
Once you've made your pre-booking, when you arrive on the car park, just park in the space that suits you and enjoy your stay.
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Does the max stay on a car park impact my booking?
No, your booking is for the time you've arranged. When you pre-book on a car park, you're covered for the time you've paid for.
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How do I book a space?
Booking a space is simple. Open the Evology Parking app and click on pre-book then search for the location you’d like to park at. Then select the date and time you want to arrive at, and how long you want to be parked for. Then pay for your parking. Congratulations, your stay is booked.
Things to do near Royal Albert Hall
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Hyde Park & Kensington Gardens
Famous the world over and filled with loads of things to see and do, from Speakers Corner to the Serpentine, exploring the park is a great way to pass some time before a show.
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Explore Kensington
Full of cafes, Kensington is a great place to sit, grab a drink, and people watch. Perfect when you want a bit of a relaxing change of pace after all the hustle and bustle of a big city.
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Natural History Museum
A must-see when you visit London, filled with exhibits from across the globe, from dinosaur bones to a full-sized whale in the famous main hall, this is a building that’s iconic and a perfect destination for anyone who loves nature.
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Sightseeing
It’s London. There are so many things you can do and see around the city, with tour buses, the Tube and taxis making it so no part of the capital is truly out of reach.
