Construction started in 1867 at a cost of £200.000, with my opening on 29th March 1871.


Designed by Architect Captain Francis Fowke and built by Lucas Brothers. Owned by The Corporation of the Hall of Arts & Sciences.


Queen Victoria laid the foundation stone of this Italianate style building which stands 41 metres high. It wasn't until 1941 that a change of use brought about it's now, famed usage.


This building is a registered charity held in trust for the nation, and was named in 1867 by Queen Victoria as part of a national memorial. Built of the grounds of the demolished Gore House.


A grade 1 listed building ellipse in plan and design, with an 5,544 capacity. Holding such events as Ultimate Fighting, Sumo and Cirque du Soliel, but most famous for the Proms. Who or What am I ?