Royal Festival Hall

  Royal Festival Hall stands along Belvedere Road in the vibrant Southbank district of London. Opened in 1951 as part of the Festival of Britain, it was a pioneering example of modern architecture and continues to feature a striking design by architect Hubert de Cronin Hastings. As a leading concert hall, it hosts a diverse range of performances, including classical music, jazz, and contemporary events, making it a central hub for culture in the city. Visitors can enjoy free lunchtime concerts throughout the year, providing a casual yet engaging way to experience live music. With its close proximity to the iconic London Eye, it's a perfect stop for those exploring the dynamic riverside atmosphere.