Great Hall
Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn
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- From £6600
- 450 Reception
- Holborn Station
- From £6600
- 450 Reception
- Holborn Station
One of London's most impressive surviving Tudor Revival buildings, opened by Queen Victoria in 1845, offering unmatched historical grandeur for prestigious events.
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- East-facing terrace overlooking grounds
- Award-winning in-house catering
- Adjoining Bench Rooms for arrivals
- Tudor Revival architecture dating to 1845
- Striking fresco and minstrel's gallery
- Capacity for 450 reception guests
Opened by Queen Victoria in 1845, the Great Hall, complete with striking fresco, minstrel's gallery and a ceiling of beautifully worked oak, is described as one of the most impressive surviving buildings of its kind in London and provides a spectacular setting for all types of events.
Suitable for receptions for up to 450 guests, dinners for up to 280 guests, lectures and ceremonies for up to 300 guests and wedding receptions and dinner dances for up to 200 guests.
The adjoining Bench Rooms and an east facing terrace overlooking impressive grounds is perfect for arrival receptions.
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Purpose-built modern conference centre beneath historic Lincoln’s Inn, featuring a daylight-filled lecture theatre (158 theatre) with integrated AV—ideal for professional conferences in central London.