Albert Memorial
London, Kensington Gore, London
The Albert Memorial was designed by Sir Gilbert Scott to commemerate the Prince Consort to Queen Victoria, and was unveiled by her in 1876. Standing some 180 feet tall, the memorial also represents the four continents at the step corners, some 169 figures of poets, painters, sculptors and architects across its marble basement, and projecting pedestals representing agriculture, manufacture, commerce and engineering - a monument to the Victorian Empire as well as Prince Albert himself!
How to get here:
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Underground (District/Circle/Piccadilly): South Kensington - Exit the station by the Natural History/Science Museums and head north along Exhibition Road, and continue as it becomes Princes Gate up to the end at Hyde Park. Then turn left and walk along Kensington Gore until you reach the Albert Hall, and the Memorial is in the park opposite. +
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Bus: Royal Albert Hall Bus Map - Bus Stops RC,RL at Royal Albert Hall (routes 9, 10, 52). +
Access: PublicStatus: recognisableAlbert Memorial
The Dalek Invasion of Earth (3)
Filmed: 23 Aug 1964
Daleks patrol Hyde Park, at the Albert Memorial
The Dalek Invasion of Earth (3)
Filmed: 23 Aug 1964
Daleks patrol Hyde Park, at the Albert Memorial
Where to walk to next?
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Royal Albert Hall (The Dalek Invasion of Earth). Cross Kensington Road to the Albert Hall; filming took place on the east side of the Hall.
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Kensington Gardens (The Chase). Walk through the park towards the Palace, and then head north on the Broad Walk to Black Lion's Gate. Alternatively walk west along Kensington Road until you reach the Palace Gate and then head along the Broad Walk through the gardens to the Gate.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Cornwall Gardens (The War Machines, The Mind of Evil): 0.51 miles.
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Cornwall Gardens Walk (The Mind of Evil, The War Machines): 0.62 miles.
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Bayswater Road (The Chase): 0.71 miles.
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Commonwealth Institute (The Mind of Evil): 0.99 miles.
Related Stories
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The Dalek Invasion of Earth [23 Aug 1964]: Barbara, Tyler and Dortmun escape through London.
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