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Alexandra Palace, London

Updated: 17 May 2026

Known affectionately as Ally Pally, Alexandra Palace is an iconic venue on a hill in north London, with panoramic views across the city. The hill that Ally Pally sits on top of is about 100 meters high, so it's worth arriving early just for the vista. The area is also known as the birthplace of television, and the old TV masts are still visible on the roof. There’s a rooftop adventure where you can climb to the roof of the building at an altitude of 130 meters above sea level.

Lorna Shore concert in Alexandra Palace, London

The Food Court of Alexandra Palace concert venue in London

The Lounge upgrade is available in some concerts at the Alexandra Palace

Getting there & nearby

How to get to Alexandra Palace?

The easiest way to get there is to take the Piccadilly line to Wood Green, with the W3 shuttle bus taking concert goers up the hill that leaves very close to the tube station. Alternatively, you can take a Thameslink or Great Northern train to the Alexandra Palace station, from where it takes about 15 minutes to walk up the hill. You can also walk from Wood Green station, which will take 20-30 minutes.