Banqueting House
- From £14500
- 500 Reception
- Whitehall
- From £14500
- 500 Reception
- Whitehall
Space description
The Banqueting House was built in 1622 and is the last surviving piece of the old palace of Whitehall. It's original Rubens ceiling is perfect for it's show-stopping banqueting hall.
Perfect for large scale production, drinks receptions and award galas the Banqueting house was the original party palace and has continued this tradition into modern day.
More about Banqueting House
Specially created for entertaining in 1622, the Banqueting House is a dazzling historic venue in the heart of London. Designed by Inigo Jones for James I in the Palladian style, it is one of England's earliest Classical buildings. Your guests will walk in the footsteps of royalty as they enjoy their event under the magnificent ceiling painted by Sir Peter Paul Rubens. With its glittering chandeliers and soaring pillars, it is an ideal setting for dinners, receptions and award ceremonies. Underneath the Main Hall is the atmospheric vaulted Undercroft suitable for more intimate dinners.