Must-See Attractions for Music Lovers in London

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From the times of classical masters like Mozart to the recent evolution of grime, London has been a hub of music and culture for centuries. Every year, millions of tourist visit the city to see its iconic music venues and attractions.

Explore London and discover its many musical treasures with a trip to the Park Grand Hotel Kensington. During your stay at our hotels near Earls Court London, you’ll find yourself at the heart of the music scene. Here are some of the must-see music attractions.

O2 Arena

Greenwich, London

If you’re looking for somewhere to watch the best gigs and most famous music artists, it doesn’t get any better than the O2 Arena. The famous venue is one of London’s biggest and draws in millions of music lovers from around the world every year. The epic structure was built in 1999 and has hosted some of the most iconic performances of the last two decades. If you’re planning a trip to the Park Grand Hotel Kensington with your friends, a show at the O2 is a great way to spend a night out.

Handel & Hendrix Museum

Brook Street, London

Nestled in the middle of the beautiful Mayfair area, this terraced house is the former residence of two famous and influential musicians. One was a classical music composer and the other was a revolutionary guitarist but they had two things in common; they were both ahead of their time musically and they both lived on the same street. Today the former residence of Jimi Hendrix and George Frideric Handel is a public museum that showcases the incredible careers of these two musical prodigies.

Abbey Road Studio

Abbey Road, London

Beatles fans and lovers of music will not want to miss out on a chance to visit the place where the Fab Four recorded one of their most successful albums. Abbey Road is one of the most iconic streets in London and has become a place of pilgrimage for music fans. Head over from the Park Grand Hotel Kensington and snap a selfie next to the famous Abbey Road street sign or get your friends together to recreate the iconic album cover.

Phonica Records

Poland Street, London

The vinyl craze has spread across London like wildfire in recent years and there are now more record shops than ever. If you find yourself wandering through the colourful area of Soho, be sure to pop your head into Phonica Records and browse the incredibly diverse collection of vinyl. The crates are full of hidden treasures, ranging from rare classics to new releases.

Hobgoblin Music

Rathbone Place, London

Enter a musical paradise and discover all kinds of hidden treasures. Whether you’re a practising pianist or a pro guitarist, you’ll find all kinds of instruments and accessories at Hobgoblin Music. The shop’s friendly staff are music experts and are always willing to give you advice and help you pick the best product for you.

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