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CONCERT HALL
Cadogan Hall
Tucked behind Sloane Square, Cadogan Hall has become one of London’s most respected concert venues since opening in 2004. The building itself dates to 1907, a former New Christian Science Church transformed into a 900-seat auditorium with warm acoustics and a clean, contemporary feel. Its white façade and Byzantine-style tower are distinctive, but it’s the hall’s intimacy that sets it apart from larger venues.
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Home to the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Cadogan Hall hosts a rich mix of concerts: chamber music, jazz, choral works, and world music all find a place here. The scale makes it ideal for hearing fine details — a string quartet’s whisper or the breath of a soloist — while still feeling grand enough for symphonic repertoire. Audiences are loyal, drawn by both the quality of programming and the sense of being close to the performers.
Address
5 Sloane Terrace, London SW1X 9DQ, United Kingdom
Why We Love It
An intimate space with outstanding acoustics.
Home of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
A diverse programme spanning classical, jazz, and world music.
While you're here
Step out into Sloane Square, where boutiques and cafés line the surrounding streets. From here, King’s Road stretches west into Chelsea, offering plenty to explore before or after a performance.
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