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Unusual Venues in Charing Cross

Discover unique event spaces in Charing Cross, London. Perfect for creating memorable experiences at professional gatherings.

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Charing Cross boasts a collection of unusual venues that offer a distinctive backdrop for events.

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    Trafalgar Square

    St Martin-in-the-Fields

    From £2,475 per person300

    A private courtyard in Central London with Baroque architecture. Ideal for fashion shoots and filming.

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    Trafalgar Square

    The National Gallery

    From £18,000 per person300

    The Barry Rooms makes an immediate impression. With tall ceilings, a domed roof and an octagonal formation, it is a spectacular setting for a unique dinner party. Private tours of the adjacent British paintings and impressionist galleries can be organised, on request.

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    Woods Silver Fleet

    From £25,000 per person550

    A luxury river yacht on the Thames with dining, bar, and dance floor. Ideal for private events.

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  • Soho, Covent Garden

    Le Bab

    From £600 per person120

    A versatile event space in Covent Garden for intimate dinners, receptions, and parties up to 120.

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    Mr Fogg's Pawnbrokers

    From £6,000 per person120

    A quirky Victorian shop with three unique rooms, perfect for private events up to 120 guests.

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  • Covent Garden

    London Coliseum

    From £100 per person30

    A historic Grade-II listed venue in the West End, ideal for private dining and events up to 2,300 guests.

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    National Portrait Gallery

    From £25,000 per person900

    An iconic gallery for grand receptions, intimate dinners, and exclusive events. Capacity: 1000 guests.

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    Our Wonderful Culture

    From £1,000 per person

    Throughout the years, Our Wonderful Culture has promoted the work of Yoko Ono, Lucian Freud, Allen Ginsburg, Lee Bowery, William Borroghs, Robert Indiana, Gilbert and George, Robin Dutt, Richard Hamilton,Rose English, Richard Long, Deborah Levy, Jessica Voorsanger, Bob & Roberta Smith, Lennie Lee and others taking art into alternative spaces with a view to communicating directly with a broader non traditional cultural audience. This approach allows Our Wonderful Culture to reach a wider range of the public, introducing contemporary fine art culture to as many people as possible.

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