Royal College Of Music

A world-renowned conservatoire blending historic charm with modern versatility in the heart of South Kensington

Established in 1882, the Royal College of Music (RCM) stands as one of the world’s leading conservatoires, offering exceptional training in all aspects of Western music. Situated in South Kensington, London, the RCM is housed in a stunning red-brick building designed by Sir Arthur Blomfield, directly opposite the iconic Royal Albert Hall.

Our immersive 3D virtual tour allows you to explore the RCM’s diverse spaces, including the Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall, renowned for its superb acoustics and seating capacity of up to 370 guests; the Britten Theatre, a 400-seat opera house opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1986; and the Recital Hall, ideal for intimate performances and presentations.

Beyond performance venues, the RCM houses a museum with over 14,000 items, including rare instruments and manuscripts, and offers state-of-the-art facilities for students and visitors alike.

This virtual experience was produced by Venue View, specialists in creating 3D virtual tours for prestigious venues. Our tours provide potential clients with an interactive and engaging way to experience venues before visiting in person.