Albert Memorial is impressive. There is so many details from every side and angle to look at. The gold alone will catch your eye. We were walking through Kensington Garden stopping by all the sights and thought we would check this out. Glad we did....More

This was a surprisingly good attraction. Pay attention and take a closer look. There are many details we didn`t see at first glance. Impressive memorial. Just a short walk from Harrods so if you are in the area shopping, this is a good place for...More

We'd been past it already but it got more impressive the closer to it I got, and the more I looked at the detail. Remarkable sculptures, gilding, representations of well regarded people of the time in various fields of endeavour, artistic representations of the reaches...More

Despite having passed this edifice numerous times I’d never stopped to look at it properly. It’s certainly ornate, impressive and a tribute to a monarch who reigned over an empire but died too young.

If you ever have the chance to find yourself in London on a sunny day, this is the place you want to spend a few hours. People playing games on the beautiful grass, reading books, having a picnic, etc. If you go by your self...More

The Albert Memorial (1872) was the endpoint of a long and meandering walk through Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens. We didn’t quite know what to make of this huge Gothic Revival memorial Queen Victoria had made in memory of her husband Albert, who died of...More

A few minutes at the memorial on a tour of Kensington Gardens is well worthwhile. The gold was brilliant in the sunshine on our visit.