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Nice venue, with very nice comfy leather seats! Better than the awful hard plastic things I usually encounter when going to gigs!

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Superb evening spacious and open areas. Bar services quick and efficient. Seats are comfortable and wide enough for generous people! A very enjoyable experience

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Fantastic cultural space. Always busy and very popular. Good places to eat, drink and people watch. Theatre, music, exhibitions etc all here. Good for family visits. Highly recommended More...

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I love this place. The concert hall is superb and all the facilities are easy to get to. I enjoyed a wee drink and stood on the balcony watching the Thames going past. The evening was lovely I spent there. Every time I come here it's a lovely experience. More...

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Southbank Centre is my second home ... It’s a relaxing refuge from the grind and bustle of every day London life. It’s not only great place to work, relax, and meet friends for a chat or drink, but there’s always something exciting on in the events hall - it’s a great place for all ages. Not to mention the members bar has some of the most spectacular views in London. I am grateful to the city for community spaces like these. More...

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Some of the best views across the Thames river, always buzzing with something to do or a nice quiet retreat to relax or study up. a poetry library and an acoustic hall of wonder and delight for the ears! Even if it's not your thing this location will not fail to impress. 10/10 More...

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Very nice hall, pleasing acoustics and a nice seating arrangement. Would love to attend more concerts. Only hassle is parking for those who don't live close by. But Londoners will use public transport anyway. More...

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Always has amazing events like the Bloom dance group in past years as well as orchestras and other events.There are plenty of seats with tables on the ground floor by the bar which looks onto the stage where many performances are held throughout the year. Each floor (approx. 6 floors) have seating areas to do work on laptops and which are spacious and quiet with mobile phone charging points. Entrance is wheelchair accessible and lifts are available on each floor.The ticket office for performances at the Southbank us on the ground floor near the cafe which looks onto the River Thames, where the River Thames riverboat stops not far away.Very good for working on laptops and restaurants and usually the food market are open throughout the daytime.Overall 100++ for performances, and for working on laptops with staff available for further assistance. More...

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Brilliant place. Lots of seats inside at various sections and floors to meet friends and hang out. You can bring own snack and soft drinks. Riverside cafe on lower floor also has outside seating overlooking riverside walk.. great in warm or summer days. I've been using it as a social meeting venue (free) for many years. More...

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Likeable spot. I've been to attend one of the events of international women day, the rapper Lady Sanity. It was in the hall foyer. Good sound. First time in Queen Elizabeth, I've been before in South Bank Centre. Admirable place, central, next to Tames, with terrace and outside space for food market. More...

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Lovely Venue, friendly staff, lots of things to do, see, participate. Great for families, everyone. There's lots of cafes, restaurants, bars, etc . Spoilt for choice and not overly expensive! Attended a free concert! Very good, definitely worth a day out/ visit. More...

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Wonderful concert hall. Friendly staff. And comfy seats. A huge selection of music to choose from at a world class level.

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Amazing in there. It was for the first time I attended to an event in there. It was a free this one.The staff is friendly and you will catch a smile on their face. I was very curious about the location. It was easy to reach it. Not any given problem. J entered through South Bank Centre. I asked at the info point about the place and event and I was easily guided to there. More...

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Had a great time here for the London jazz festival. Nice intimate venue without feeling cramped. The seats in the auditorium are quite comfy as well with good leg room. Cost of refreshments is reasonable for such a venue with Harrogate still water costing £2 per bottle. There's also an interesting selection of bar snacks as well. However, I can't comment on the quality. More...

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Newly reopened after a two year refurbishment the QEH is little sister to the Royal Festival Hall. It is a beautiful, intimate space with great acoustics. The versatile stage lends itself to many types of performance and the sight lines are excellent wherever you sit. The spacious foyer is a great place to meet for a drink with a wonderful view of the river. There is always something intetesting happening at the Southbank Centre and many events are free. More...

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A great place to spend a musical evening. Spacious bar with lots of seating. Great view from the seats. More informal than the RFH and better for it.

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A good concert hall. The seats are steeply banked such that they all get a good view of the stage. The seats are also well padded and comfortable for a long performance.

The sound quality in the room is really excellent with no echoes or dulling of the sound.

Drinks and food are reasonably priced fir tge type of venue and the staff are friendly. Nothing to fault here at all. More...

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Amazing acoustic. All in all, a much more intimate experience compared to the Royal Festival Hall next door. You can hear all the intricate details of the orchestra and choir even near the very last row.

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Wonderful concert venue with great acoustics. Plenty of space and all seats get a great view of the stage.

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Very nice venue and good view of the stage around most of the seats. Friendly staff with smiles adds a great feel.

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The Purcell Room is a beautifully constructed auditorium. Good around visuals and comfy seats.

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Open spaces and newly refurbished with a bar that makes a statement. Quieter than the Royal Festival hall and easier to relax.

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The Concrete Dreams tours is brilliant.

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Amazing experience with a guide tour through the refurbished Queen Elizabeth Hall. The reopening is announced and the archives are revealed in an unique audio video exposition: "Concrete Dreams" 10 APR 2018 – 29 APR 2018

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Was here for the new relaunch, was absolutely fantastic and will defiantly visit again. Sorry acoustics and brilliant space to engage in conversation

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What a treat to have been able to attend the Concrete Dreams Tours. The backstage tour takes you through all the behind-the-scene areas and rooms in this beautiful concrete building. To be honest, I am normally not a fan of Brutalist buildings, with the exception of the Southbank Centre complex and the National Theatre; however, the tour and what you get to see during the tour will certainly open your eyes and help you understand this architectural style. More...

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. Should be 5Star for the building, interiors and the internal space.
. Attended many programmes
. Quality of programmes also are of very good standards.
. Worth calling by the name

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It's a nice venue with lots of stuff going on.

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Roof garden has diverse areas of plants and variety of seating, bar has prosecco on draft

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I went to the roof garden which was a really great space. A lovely place to have a drink in the sun, the selection isn't great but the choice are good ones.

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Very good Hall for chamber music and smaller ensembles

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Great venue with a nice bar, riverside terrace seating, some great free concerts in the foyer area, and not least, a very very large gents toilet

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great space

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Really interesting and unique structure itself, as well as some really good shows to see which are always reasonably price. The cafes inside are also have good prices and high quality so you can get some snacks at half time. The complex is worth exploring even if you aren't seeing a show. More...

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In the summer time, head upwards to the roof garden atop Southbank Centre. Prosecco, charcuterie, cheese and crisps are all on hand (for quite a bit of cash. ..) whilst you lie out on the faux grass watching the sunset over London. One of my favourite ways to spend a summer's day in the city. More...

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I've seen a crazy variety of performances at Queen Elizabeth Hall over the years, from Shlomo the beatboxer and his vocal orchestra, to Howard Marks (aka Mr Nice). Designed in the 1960's, the building has a bit of an old-school feel, but still manages to give off arty, edgy vibes. The bar has lovely views from the balcony - and be sure to check out the skateboarders underneath! More...

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