True love in stone and metal: Queen Victoria had this memorial erected in honor of her late husband, Prince Albert. It is very detailed and beautiful.

My wife and I visited London over the weekend and we had plans on which sites we wanted to visit, this was not on our list but we both thought it was with out doubt one of the best sites to see in London, the...More

Located in Kensingtom Gardens, directly opposite The Royal Albert Hall, this is Queen Victoria's memorial to her husband, Prince Albert. Tall and imposing, it is one of the most ornate and grandest Victorian gothic monument in the city.

This is worth a visit to go and have a look at. It is an incredible memorial - near to the Albert Hall - through Hyde Park and into Kensington Park. Workmanship is amazing.

This is the place of the shared identity of the multiple nations with pillars demonstrating counties and their characteristics.. Huge pillars with nicely carved stone with will take you back to 17th century..I loved being there though been there accidently due to my visit to...More

After leaving the Natural History Museum, an impromptu visit to Hyde Park. I stumbled across the Albert Memorial. This is a sculpture of the Victorian era, a large gilded statue of Albert seated in a vast gothic shrine. Four groups of figures represent four continents...More

A beautiful memorial to Victoria's beloved Albert. On the sunny day we visited the gold statue looked wonderful.

It's directly outside the Royal Albert Hall and I always take time to walk around it when I visit a show. Truly impressive.

We happened upon the Albert Memorial by chance but what a sight to see. It sits inside of Kensington garden and across from the Albert Hall. To say it's grand is an understatement, towering over you is the memorial to Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's adored...More

A striking monument Its situated opposite the Royal Albert Hall In twilight the gold coloured Prince Albert is especially impressive One of the capitals underrated structures