Parking in The Albert Memorial

The Albert Memorial, opened in July 1874, is 54m tall and took over ten years to complete. The memorial was closed in 1983 after bits of mosaic and other materials began to fall from the crumbling structure, which was in dire need of restoration. It was not unveiled again until 1998, after a huge project which included the regilding of the blackened statue of Albert himself.

It’s hard to plan a day out in London when parking can be so unpredictable. Book in advance with YourParkingSpace and tick one item off your list before you leave home. Our innovative app is free to download, and it puts all booking details in your pocket.

Kensington is also home to:

• The Serpentine Galleries
• Kensington Gardens
• Royal Albert Hall
• Princess Diana Memorial Fountain

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