St. Paul's Cathedral
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- From £500
- 350 people
- St. Pauls
Spaces in St. Paul's Cathedral
Crypt
The Crypt of St. Paul's is the largest in Europe and is a beautiful and exclusive space for events. The inspiring surroundings are the final resting place of some of the nations greatest heroes, poets and scientists. Guests can be treated to a private tour of the Cathedral, offering a thrilling experience where they can explore areas of the Cathedral not usually open to the public. Guests will then head down into Crypt which is a unique and perfect setting for any awards dinner, corporate or private dining.
Nelson Chamber
Eight Pillars encircle the tomb of Admiral Lord Nelson, which stands proudly as the focal point of the Chamber. With he mosaic floor and vaulted ceiling the Nelson Chamber is an elegant space in which to hold a drinks reception.
See venueWren Suite
The Wren Suite contains some of the oldest stonework and architectural features in the Cathedral which has been transformed into a versatile events space complete with an in-built screen, projector and sound system. The space also boasts a smaller ante room called the Beehive which serves as the ideal place to serve refreshments. An versatile and stunning space perfect for product launches, pop up events and everything in between.
See venueChapter Rooms
Designed and built by Sir Christopher Wren and his son in 1715, this elegant red brick building located immediately next to the Cathedral houses two intimate rooms. With views overlooking the Cathedral and its iconic dome, the first floor Chapter Rooms offer a unique fine dining space. The two conjoining rooms have been newly restored to their original glory with wood panelled walls, gold chandeliers and portraits of many of the characters who have been part of the Cathedrals long and celebrated history.
See venueAbout St. Paul's Cathedral
Widely considered as one of the world's most beautiful buildings, St. Paul's Cathedral, designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the late 17th Century, has become a powerful symbol of the life of the nation and the cosmopolitan city in which it is located.