Last Alteration: Wednesday 30 December 2015
Royal Albert Hall
Royal Albert Hall
Kensington Gore, London
The Royal Albert Hall rose out of the success of the Great Exhibition of 1851, after which Prince Albert decided to build a cultural, scientific and academic centre (which the Imperial College and the musuems form part). Designed by Henry Cole, the building took place from 8th April 1867 and formally opened by Queen Victoria on 29th March 1871.
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 then turn left into Prince Consort Road. Head up the steps to the Hall - filming took place on the east side of the building. +
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Bus: Royal Albert Hall Bus Map - Bus Stops RC,RL at Royal Albert Hall (routes 9, 10, 52). +
Access: PublicStatus: recognisableEast Side
The Dalek Invasion of Earth (3)
Filmed: 23 Aug 1964
Barbara, Jenny and Dortmun spot some Daleks patrolling nearby.
The Dalek Invasion of Earth (3)
Filmed: 23 Aug 1964
Barbara, Jenny and Dortmun make their escape.
The Dalek Invasion of Earth (3)
Filmed: 23 Aug 1964
Barbara, Jenny and Dortmun make their escape.
Where to walk to next?
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Albert Memorial (The Dalek Invasion of Earth). Cross Kensington Road to the Albert Memorial.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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Cornwall Gardens (The War Machines, The Mind of Evil): 0.46 miles. 
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Cornwall Gardens Walk (The Mind of Evil, The War Machines): 0.57 miles.
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Kensington Gardens (The Chase): 0.69 miles.
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Bayswater Road (The Chase): 0.74 miles.
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Commonwealth Institute (The Mind of Evil): 0.96 miles.
Further links about the location:
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The Royal Albert Hall - Official Website
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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