Wigmore Hall
A 1901 concert hall on Wigmore Street famed for its acoustics, staging chamber music, song recitals and piano series, with weekday lunchtime concerts.
- Live music
- Price: ££ · Mid-range
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Did you know
It opened in 1901 as Bechstein Hall, the showroom hall of a German piano maker, and was renamed Wigmore Hall in 1917 after the firm's British business was seized during the First World War.
Local tip
Look for the Under 35s scheme, which offers discounted tickets, and the 1pm weekday concerts for a shorter, cheaper visit.
Finding it
- Address
- 36 Wigmore Street, London W1U 2BP
- Nearest station
- Bond Street (Tube), 223 m away
Details change, so check with the place before you set off.
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