Built in 1850, the Crystal Palace was first located in London’s Hyde Park, where it housed the Great Exhibition of 1851. More than six million people visited the event—an estimated third of ...

It was one of Britain's greatest ever structures, constructed in just 190 days between 1850 and 1851 – in time for Prince Albert's Great Exhibition. Now, a study answers the mystery of how ...

London's Great Exhibition ... The event took place in the Crystal Palace, a 990,000-square-foot building of cast iron and plate glass originally located in Hyde Park. And it was built in an ...

Hyde Park's Great Exhibition had predominantly ... There was also a scale model of London's Crystal Palace; a nice little Easter egg. The Latting Observatory was an inspiration for the Eiffel ...

You are in: London > History > Crystal Palace > Crystal Palace Park 4 Visit the park in Autumn including the concert bowl To move around in the image, hold down your left mouse button and drag ...

The reason behind the original bolts’ rarity is that, after its deconstruction in Hyde Park and subsequent rebuilding in south London in 1854, the Crystal Palace burned down in 1936. But Kiss ...

The Crystal Palace was originally constructed for the Great Exhibition in Hyde Park, in the centre of London, before being dismantled and rebuilt in south London in 1854, where it remained until ...

A £22m project to upgrade Crystal Palace Park is due to begin later ... and a dinosaur-themed new playground created. The south-east London park's toilets, two cafes and boat hire will remain ...

Crystal Palace FC will celebrate their historic FA Cup win with an epic open-top bus parade through South London today (May ...

The incredible and genre-defining alternative metal band are playing one show in London next year at the Crystal Palace Park on June 29, 2025. The Sextape singers will be headlining the capital's ...

Crystal Palace is planning to make extensive improvements to its home stadium in the near future. Selhurst Park dates back 100 years ago to construction in 1924. The South London club previously ...

Palace's fanbase are the antidote to the sanitisation of English football fandom - they bring something real and unfiltered ...