Historic London Venues

The iconic White Tower stands at the centre of this historic fortress. Upon arrival, guests walk through the Line of Kings, the world's longest running visitor attraction. The exhibition features royal armour which has astonished for over 300 years. The King's Great Hall on the first floor is a truly special space for dinners and receptions. It has a capacity for up to 90 guests for dinner and up to 250 for a standing reception split across both chambers.

The Great Hall at Hampton Court Palace was a great entertaining space for Henry VIII and his court. The Hall is truly stunning, with the hammer beam ceiling and the wood paneled walls as well as the beautiful intricacy of the window panes. The space is a dramatic setting for banquets, concerts and award dinners to accommodate 270 people in splendour.

The double height ceilings in the Main Hall mean for fantastic acoustics, in this grandiose, light and airy space. The space has a reception capacity of 500. A stunning venue to host an extra special evening. The Grecian pillars and fantastic ceiling painting are an excellent framework for fundraisers and charity balls, concerts and award ceremonies, fashion shows to drinks receptions and all manner of extra special celebrations.

The Long Room is a world-famous sight at Lord’s – international cricket players pass through it on their way onto and off the field of play. A magnificent backdrop for elegant Christmas parties and private dining, it has high, ornate ceilings and is fronted by glass. The adjoining Long Room Bar can also be used as a characterful drinks reception area.

You wouldn't find a better place for a business conference than this spectacular building, which design involved not one, but three famous architects of the day. The Orangery has a capacity for 200 for theatre style seating and 120 for cabaret style. In addition, during breaks, guests can also enjoy the large, wide stone terrace and look out over amazing views of the grounds. After conference drinks are a must in the summer months.