The Albert Memorial

The Albert Memorial in London is an absolute marvel and a must-see for anyone visiting the city. Located in Kensington Gardens, it stands as a grand tribute to Prince Albert, commissioned by Queen Victoria.

The intricate Gothic Revival design, combined with the stunning gilded statue of Prince Albert himself, is breathtaking. The level of detail in the sculptural groups representing the continents, arts, and sciences is truly impressive.

The surrounding gardens provide a serene and picturesque setting, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a quiet moment of reflection.

This monument not only offers a glimpse into the rich history and architectural grandeur of the Victorian era but also provides a peaceful retreat in the heart of London.

Highly recommended for history buffs, art enthusiasts, and anyone looking to experience one of the city's most iconic landmarks.

This is a lovely site to for tourists to visit, take pictures, have picnics, laugh play and cycle. This was a really lovely place to visit, apparently I was cycling to work at Oxford and came across it, I had no choice but to stop and take pictures.... The monument is historical and designed with grace and top most accuracy and precision.... It tells a story about the kingdom... All you need do is look..

This is only a short walk from Kensington Gardens. This is a popular spot for those wanting to spend time looking at the magnificent Royal Albert Hall. You can sit on the steps, cold drink on hand, people watch, chill, and enjoy the day.

Visiting the Albert Memorial was an absolutely breathtaking experience! Nestled in the heart of London, this landmark is surrounded by the beauty of nature, lively wildlife, and the vibrant hustle and bustle of people enjoying the space. The sheer size of the place means there’s always something new to see or do – from exploring its scenic paths, enjoying the peaceful water features, to just vibing in its serene atmosphere. It’s a place you can never get bored of because every corner offers something unique. Whether you’re looking to interact, observe, or simply soak in the surroundings, the Albert Memorial is a must-visit destination. You can also see the eye of london from the park! A perfect blend of culture, history, and natural beauty, it’s a true gem in London!

This is a popular monument located opposite Albert hall and not far from the Kensington palace. The golden highlights on the monument give it a grand look. One can spend hours looking at the hyper-realistic work on this memorial. In the middle of the monument is a statue of Price Albert and on all four sides there are statues depicting people from different parts of the world. The work on these statues are extremely intricate and life-like. It's a wonderful place to visit. If you have been sight seeing for a while and need to rest, you can grab a seat in the stairs of the memorial and enjoy the surrounding view.

Really impressive monument. Far bigger then I had initially anticipated. This along with the Albert Hall behind it makes for quite the picturesque place to take a break after a walk in Hyde Park.

A very grand and regal monument. A gold statue of Prince Albert overlooks, the Royal Albert Hall. He is surrounded by exquisitely crafted statues, depicting high levels of realism, representing different parts of the world. I visited this famous tourist attraction on the weekend and it wasn’t that busy at all. I was easily able to walk around it and view it from every angle, without having to look over or around someone.