The Prince Albert Battersea Review: The Pub by the Trembling Bridge | A grand corner local opposite Battersea Park, named for the consort whose bridge soldiers were ordered not to march across
Albert Review: He Was Foreign, Disliked, and He Built the Museums | Not permitted to be king, mistrusted for being German, and South Kensington is his
Prince Albert Review: He Was Loathed, and Then He Died | The most unpopular man in Britain became the most mourned, and the reversal took about a fortnight
Great Exhibition Bar Review: They Built a Palace Out of Glass | In 1851 Britain put up a cast-iron and glass building the size of a cathedral in nine months, filled it with the world, and then took it down again
Albert Review: The Second Albert, and He Wanted No Statues | He said so more than once, it is on the record, and he is now among the most commemorated men in Britain
The Prince Albert Review: The Consort Who Shaped Modern Britain | Named for Queen Victoria’s beloved husband, whose vision gave Britain the Great Exhibition, the museums, and much more
Great Exhibition Bar Review: A Name for the Wonder of 1851 | A 4.3 bar from 22 reviews named the Great Exhibition, after the world-changing 1851 exhibition held nearby in Hyde Park
The Albert Review: A Grand Victorian Survivor by Parliament | A 4.2 pub named The Albert, a magnificent Victorian gin palace named for the Prince Consort, near Westminster
The Prince Albert Review: Victoria’s Consort on a Pembridge Road Corner | A 4.3 pub from 1,995 reviews at 11 Pembridge Road, named for Prince Albert, Queen Victoria’s beloved consort
Prince Albert Whitton Review: The Prince Consort and the Great Reformer | A pub named for Prince Albert – Queen Victoria’s beloved consort, the visionary force behind the Great Exhibition and Victorian progress
Great Exhibition Bar Review: Named After the Fair That Built the Neighbourhood | The Great Exhibition of 1851 made a fortune that built the South Kensington museums. This bar borrows its name.
Prince Albert Review: The German Prince Who Invented Christmas | Albert gave Britain the Christmas tree, the modern royal family, and this whole quarter of London. He is everywhere here.
Prince Consort Bar Review: The Man Behind the Throne | Albert was Prince Consort – the husband of a queen, with no real power and enormous influence. This neighbourhood is his monument.
The Prince Albert Twickenham Review: The Family Man Who Gave Us Christmas | A second Prince Albert – here we honour the devoted family man who brought the Christmas tree to Britain and built the family monarchy
