This destination is of course the most famous landmark of London which is a must visit for all travellers coming to London especially for leisure or holiday. Its one of the most attracted and esteemed landmark and its estimated as one of the recognisable art and culture destination. While staying in
Hotels London, catch hold of a glimpse and spend discovering this famous hotspot in the capital city.
South Bank is a noteworthy arts and entertainment district comprising of several venues that are a must to explore. Moreover, the success of this area from visitors point of view is contributed to the high levels of public transport access. Some major railways terminals are located stones throw away thereby, making it convenient for the travellers to come and visit South Bank.
Here are some of the venues that are a must to explore near South Bank:
Southbank Centre:
It has developed to a great extent securing its position as one of the top most cultural hotspots in the capital city of London. This venue caters to people of all interests including music, literature, events, arts, performance etc and with its convenient location and close proximity its catching public interests. Recently, it has visited a must to visit destination for foodies too as an array of British restaurants are catching up pace here.
Royal Festival Hall:
Its a Southbank Centres major venue and has got recently acoustic refurbishment done of the main hall accommodating around 3000 people. This dance and talks venue is a Grade I listed building. Each year quite a lot of events are organized at the South Bank, thereby conducting several featured events all across the Royal Festival Hall. In the year June 2007, the hall officially reopened to the public.
Hayward Gallery:
Its an art gallery within the Southbank Centre and is one of the major arts venues in the capital city. The gallery hosts three to four temporary exhibitions each year; however it does not house any permanent collections. The exhibition policy of the Hayward Gallery cuddles visual arts from all spaces and times.
Queen Elizabeth Hall:
This hall is a prominent one and is the second largest space within the Southbank Centre which organizes famous music, dance and other performance events to play out therefore, turning it into an appreciative performance space. This music venue in South Bank London stands alongside the Royal Festival Hall.
