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National Maritime Museum

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  • From £3000
  • 1000 people
  • DLR Greenwich
  • 103m² (1105ft²)

Spaces in National Maritime Museum

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1000 Reception

Ocean Map

From £15,000.00 / Venue Fee

The Ocean Map, with its brand new glass roof and large maritime installations on display, provides a truly unique venue for large wedding receptions with a capacity of 550 for a seated dinner. Ideal for large cultural celebrations and those keen to have all their friends and family in attendance, this exclusive space has the WOW factor. Take advantage of the extensive grounds with arrival drinks available on the colonnades overlooking the stunning Greenwich Park. For ceremonies, build your dream marquee on the grounds and create a day focusing on all the details to bring your day to life.

100 Reception

Astronomy Photography Gallery

From £3,000.00 / Venue Fee

The Astronomy Photography Gallery is designed to celebrate the very best in astrophotography from around the world. The space provides a fun and atmospheric setting for anyone looking for an event space out of the ordinary. Each year the exhibition changes, allowing our clients to return again and again and marvel at the latest images. The space can accommodate up to 100 guests for a standing reception or it works as a great add on or VIP area for a larger event at the National Maritime Museum. Why not add a visit to this exhibition to your event?

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About National Maritime Museum

Located on the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Maritime Greenwich, the National Maritime Museum is available for a wide range of events.

Ocean Court, in the heart of the museum, offers an atrium space flooded with natural light beneath a glass ceiling and adorned with large installations from our maritime collection. It's a modern and airy space allowing guests to enjoy dinner, drinks and dancing all in one epic place. Receptions can be enjoyed in our extensive grounds providing breathtaking views of the sunset over London city skyline and river Thames.