Each tour is led by a Royal College of Music student or a member of the Registry team. Our tour leaders are friendly and welcoming, and will happily answer any questions you have about the RCM and what life is like studying and working in such an historic institution.
Tours in the Summer Term will be held on the following dates:
More tour dates will be announced throughout the year.
If you are visiting London for a limited period and are unable to make any of the dates listed above, or if you have any questions about our tours, please contact our Registry team.
The Royal College of Music runs a varied and extensive performance programme, often hosting multiple events per day during term time.
Many of our events are free and tickets can be booked online, over the phone or in person at the Box Office. Seating is limited and booking in advance is advised to avoid disappointment.
A range of hot and cold refreshments is available on site.
If you are unable to make any of our tour dates there are still several ways you can see the RCM for yourself.
Our events seasons are packed full of exciting concerts, masterclasses, operas, talks and exhibitions. If you are in London why not come along and experience some for yourself? We would be delighted to see you.
We live stream several concerts every season, meaning you can watch our events from the comfort of your own home.
You can explore our building and highlights from our historical collections online thanks to our partnership with the Google Arts & Culture.
If you are a considering applying to become an RCM student, we have a range of additional information available, including details of our next Open Day and our application deadlines.
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