Alexandra Palace, <em>London</em>
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Alexandra Palace, London

About Alexandra Palace

Alexandra Place, also known as ‘Ally Pally’, is an entertainment center located between Wood Green and Muswell Hill in the Borough of Haringey. Entertaining its visitors for over 150 years from 1875, Alexandra Palace is the largest independent venue that is used for recreational, educational, and sports events. If you're considering Europe tour packages, don't miss the chance to visit Alexandra Palace and experience its rich history and versatile event spaces. Nestled between verdant forests and hills, the Palace is spread across a whopping 196 acres and offers incredible views of the city of London. The flexible infrastructure and huge event spaces with a capacity to hold 10,000 people make Alexandra Palace the most sought-after venue to host conferences, experiential events, and product launches.

Alexandra Palace facilitates a plethora of indoor and outdoor activities and has everything that you and your family need for a fun day out. Adventure buffs can engage in exhilarating outdoor games like pitch & putt, skatepark and treetop rope course. Kids are sure to have a whale of time at the children’s play area, lake boating and soft play centre. The Palace boasts of a large ice rink where ice skating courses are offered and ice hockey league matches are held. The Theatre at Alexandra Palace is an iconic landmark that has reopened after 80 years and has staged a multitude of events and concerts.

Day Wise Timings

Burj Khalifa opening hours through the week.

Open 7 days a week
Paid entry
Monday09:00 – 17:00
Tuesday09:00 – 17:00
Wednesday09:00 – 17:00
Thursday09:00 – 17:00
Friday09:00 – 17:00
Saturday09:00 – 17:00
Sunday09:00 – 17:00
Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Alexandra Palace Highlights

• Visit the ultimate entertainment hub of London - the Alexandra Palace and explore its impressive history dating back to 1873.
• Enjoy an exciting day with kids at the Little Dinosaurs soft play area, outdoor skatepark and boating around the lake in pedalos and row boats.
• Indulge in thrilling outdoor activities like Treetop Adventure and Treetop Challenge where you will have to face obstacles and go on a zip wire reaching the forest floor.
• Learn ice skating and take part in ice hockey matches as you relish toothsome snacks and drinks from the ice cafe at the Ice Rink arena.
• Play golf with family at the miniature pitch and putt course while enjoying the lush green ambience of Wood Green.
• Book tickets and enjoy live shows like gigs, dance performances and music concerts at the historic Theatre of Alexandra Palace.

How To Reach Alexandra Palace

By Train: Great Northern operator runs a train service from Moorgate to Alexandra Palace station near the Wood Green entrance from where you can take a cab to reach the palace in 5 minutes.

By Bus: Catch the Bus W3 runs from Finsbury Park and Tottenham to Alexandra Palace Rink or Alexandra Palace Palm Court.

By Tube: Board a tube on the Piccadilly line from Kings Cross St. Pancras station to Wood Green which is the nearest tube station and from there take the bus W3 to reach Alexandra Palace.

By Car: You can also drive to Alexandra Palace and avail a paid parking slot in the East Car Park.

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Best Time To Visit Alexandra Palace

The best time to visit Alexandra Palace is during the weekends when the Palace hosts live music concerts, gigs and other entertainment shows. If you wish to visit Alexandra Palace devoid of tourist crowds, go on weekdays to enjoy the place in leisure. Visit the Palace in spring and summer months of April to August to enjoy the outdoor activities.

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Alexandra Palace Essential Information

  • Visitors have to go through a security check at the entrance and bags bigger than 35 x 17 x 42 cm are not allowed inside the venue.
  • Ensure that you carry your personal belongings safely as there will be huge crowds in the Palace.
  • Limited number of wheelchairs are available for the differently abled people and can be availed for a fee on a first come first serve basis.
  • Alexandra Palace is an all-standing venue and limited accessible tickets to the viewing platform are available for the disabled but you have to submit a proof of disability.
  • Guests can book Companion Tickets for seated performances after submitting a proof of eligibility.

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Point of Interest for Alexandra Palace

Go Ape

Go Ape

Go Ape is an adventure activity venue where guests can explore the surrounding forests through a treetop rope course. This triple-storeyed hub features thrilling obstacles on the aerial line, a free-fall swing and a 46 feet drop called Plummet to test your balance and stamina.

Skatepark

Skatepark

Skatepark is an arena where you can learn skating or watch others show off their skating skills. The park features skateboard grinds, ramps and fun boxes for the experts to further hone their prowess.

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Little Dinosaurs

Little Dinosaurs is an indoor soft play centre where your kids can play and explore the activities made from soft play equipment. It is a safe environment and an entertaining escapade for children while parents can chill at the cafes here.

Boating Lake

Boating Lake

Go on an exciting tour in beautiful boats around the lake in Alexandra Palace with a wide range of options to choose from pedal boats to classic rowing boats.

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Pitch & Putt

Pitch & Putt

Pitch & Putt is a 10 hole par 3 miniature golf course set in the lush green environment of Alexandra Palace. Opened for all ages during spring and summer, the field offers a breathtaking view of London’s skyline and the hills edging the palace.

Theatre

Visit the iconic 80 year old theatre of Alexandra Palace that has been revamped to host live performances. Music concerts, plays, operas, dance shows and cinemas are staged everyday for which tickets are available online. 

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