British Museum
The British Museum has a truly spectacular atmosphere with several different spaces to suit every event. It really is as versatile as it’s collections.
GREAT COURT
Designed by Foster and Partners, the Queen Elizabeth II Great Court transformed the Museum’s inner courtyard into the largest covered public square in Europe. It is a two-acre space enclosed by a spectacular glass roof with the world-famous Reading Room at its centre.
Dinner x 400
Reception x 1,000
ENLIGHTENMENT GALLERY
The Enlightenment Gallery is divided into seven sections that explore the seven major new disciplines of the age: Religion and ritual, Trade and discovery, the birth of archaeology, Art history, Classification, the decipherment of ancient scripts and Natural history. It was opened in 2003 to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the British.
Dinner x 180
Reception x 350
EGYPTIAN SCULPTURE GALLERY
The Egyptian Sculpture Gallery’s unique atmosphere provides a truly memorable space.
Dinner x 250
Reception x 400
PRINTS AND DRAWINGS GALLERY
Reception x 200
NEREID ROOM
Dinner x 200
Reception x 300
ADDIS GALLERY
Dinner x 60
Reception x 120
West London
No
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Abbey Road Studios
North London
80-200
130-300
Yes
Abbey Road is the home of music making. We’re the world’s first and most iconic recording studio, and a leader in sonic innovation, with the experience and craft to bring out the best music in any vision or idea.
Armourer’s Hall
The City of London
100
125
No
Armourers’ Hall is one of London’s most historic venues, with a history dating back to 1346 when the Worshipful Company of Armourers first took up residence at the site.
The company’s present charter was granted in 1708 by Queen Anne, the venue is now used both by the livery itself and for private events.
Blueprint Event Space
Central London
100
200
Yes
Blueprint London, a newly renovated event space nestled next to Butlers Wharf, offers guests some of the best uninterrupted views of London, showcasing the Thames, Tower Bridge and much more.