The Pelligon
- From £4000
- 1000 people
- Canary Wharf Tube
- 682m² (7341ft²)
Spaces in The Pelligon
Main Hall
Set in the heart of Canary Wharf is the spectacular The Pelligon; a modern, stylish venue designed by the internationally- renowned architect Cesar Pelli. This architecturally- striking 27m- high domed glass space is nestled among the iconic towers of Canary Wharf and enjoys panoramic views of the surrounding skyline. Flexible and uniquely designed to host glamorous gala dinners, cocktail receptions, product launches, international conferences or private events such as weddings, the The Pelligon can accommodate between 50 to 1000 guests.
The Promenade Room
The Promenade Room is the ideal meeting space based in the heart of London’s business district. The bright and airy room is an events space adjacent to the Main Hall. With views over Canary Wharf’s dockside it is ideal for workshop sessions, boardroom meetings, press conferences and small presentations.
See venueThe Pelligon
The first floor of The Pelligon blends elegance with purpose, creating an inspiring environment for your business events. With soaring ceilings and a stunning 27-metre glass dome, this versatile space is flooded with natural light, making it ideal for meetings, conferences, and corporate celebrations. Accommodating up to 750 guests for intimate gigs or 516 for larger events, the 900 square metres can be tailored to your needs. Enjoy breakout rooms, high-speed Wi-Fi, and seamless access to an outdoor terrace, perfect for networking or relaxation. Elevate your next business gathering at The Pelligon, where sophistication meets functionality.
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Soaring ceilings and floor-to-sky glass frontage arc into an eye-catching 27-metre glass dome that invites lots of natural light into a flexible space to shape as you please. Stage intimate gigs with a capacity of 750 or host larger-than-life celebrations up to 516 using every square metre of our 900 square metres. And at the hottest events of the year, invite your guests to spill up onto the mezzanine or out onto the waterside terrace to catch a breath and reflect on the current.