Booking A Historic Venue in London

Tower of London

This iconic fortress has a rich history spanning nearly a thousand years. It offers various event spaces, including the Medieval Palace, the White Tower, and the Tower Green, where all types of events can be held.

From small, intimate spaces to accommodating large groups there are spaces to hire both daytime and evening.

Featuring also the Crown Jewels on display, private tours can be arranged for groups and exclusive talks/tours by their famous Yeoman Warders.

Westminster Abbey:

Hosting an event in this centuries-old church, where British monarchs have been crowned and buried, is an unforgettable experience.

Whether organising an evening corporate dinner or drinks reception, the unique, heritage spaces, set within the grounds, will suit all types of guests. Choose from intimate, indoor spaces to outdoor grounds with marquees to host your summer entertaining.

The Cellarium is a stunning medieval undercroft and has an adjoining terrace room with a small outdoor area with views across the Abbey’s grounds. The Galleries is the newest space, great for hosting exclusive drinks receptions and the College Garden lends itself well for summer dining.

Kensington Palace:

For almost 400 years, this palace is a former residence of many members of the British Royal Family, including Princess Diana. Kensington Palace offers elegant spaces and beautiful gardens for exclusive private events.

The state apartments include The King’s Drawing Room seating up to 100 guests. Outside, the Orangery is recently restored and can accommodate 120 people for a dinner and dance.

Hampton Court Palace

Located just outside London, Hamton Court Palace is a magnificent Tudor palace with stunning gardens. The palace has several historic rooms available for events, including the Tudor Kitchens. And not forgetting the famous hedge maze to add a bit of fun to any event.

Let your guests experience the grand stately rooms, sweeping staircases, cobbled courtyards, and elegant gardens.

St. Paul’s Cathedral:

This architectural masterpiece offers events spaces like the Wren’s Suite and the Crypt, providing an historic and grand setting for your occasion.
With six event spaces, the venue offers daytime events along with evening dining and receptions. Maximum capacity up to 450 guests for a reception and 70 for a meeting. Outdoor space is also available to hire in the summer season.

Globe Theatre:

Transport your guests back to Shakespearean times by hosting an event at the Globe Theatre, a reconstruction of the original Elizabethan playhouse associated with William Shakespeare. There are several event spaces to choose from – the Underglobe located underneath the Globe’s theatre stage which can accommodate up to 450 guests, a lecture hall seating 120 delegates and the unique theatre itself, a wooden, open-air structure hosting audiences in the Summer for up to 1500 people.

Royal Opera House

Home to the Royal Ballet and Opera, with its opulent interiors and world-class performances, the Royal Opera House offers event spaces like the Crush Room and the Paul Hamlyn Hall for a truly memorable experience.
All proceeds go back into the building/company to support the future of the establishment.
Hosting dinners and conferences for up to 350 people, the in-house caterers can create a bespoke package to meet any requirement.

Natural History Museum

Opened in 1881, the museum is well-known for its Romanesque architecture and varied collections.
The museum offers several different, but equally magnificent, galleries for all evening corporate events.
The Hintze Hall with the blue whale skeleton, the Earth Hall’s dramatic, metal globe as its central feature or a more contemporary backdrop in the Darwin Centre and Courtyard. The Natural History Museum has versatile spaces to create a memorable event.

Old Royal Naval Museum

Situated in Greenwich, this UNESCO World Heritage Site features stunning Baroque architecture and event spaces such as the Painted Hall and the Chapel.
It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren, completed in 1696, and was originally a hospital then a naval training school.
Located just minutes from central London, they can cater for events both big and small to create that ‘Wow’ factor to any event.

British Museum

For a totally unique event, consider hosting it in one of the galleries of the British Museum, surrounded by priceless artifacts and antiquities from around the world.
Founded in 1753, it features rooms including the iconic Great Court, Egyptian Sculpture Galleries, and the Wellcome Trust Gallery. These public galleries are also complemented with a suite of contemporary conference facilities to hire.

Banqueting House

This historic building, designed by Inigo Jones in 1622, boasts a magnificent ceiling painted by Peter Paul Rubens. It is the only remaining component of the Palace of Whitehall.
It offers event spaces ideal for receptions, dinners, and ceremonies.