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    The Design Museum London

    The Design Museum London

    Thames, by Tower Bridge, London, SE1 2YD
    • Art gallery
    • ·400 attendees
    • ·8 meeting rooms

    The Design Museum, located on Kensington High Street with stunning views over Holland Park, is the world’s leading museum devoted to contemporary design - and a truly unique venue for corporate and private events. Set within a beautifully refurbished 1960s Grade II* listed building, the museum offers a variety of versatile spaces that provide an inspiring backdrop for brand activations, exhibitions, gala dinners, networking events, milestone celebrations, private parties, intimate gatherings and more. Remodelled by renowned architect John Pawson, this iconic modern London landmark is perfectly suited for meetings, conferences, screenings, award ceremonies, dinners, drinks receptions, and product launches. As a registered charity governed by a board of trustees; events held at the Design Museum contribute to the museum’s vision of helping everyone understand the value of design.

    London Transport Museum

    London Transport Museum

    Covent Garden, London, WC2E 7BB Office Address: Albany House 98 Pretty France, London, SW1H 9EA, WC2E 7BB
    • Art gallery
    • ·500 attendees
    • ·4 meeting rooms

    In the heart of Covent Garden, London Transport Museum provides three event spaces for hire. The Museum Galleries A unique and immersive experience where guests can enjoy exclusively our collection of iconic red buses, trams and early tube carriages across two floors of exhibitions. Allow one of our 6 approved caterers to deliver tailor made menus whilst your guests to travel through London’s transport history. Theatre & Foyer The Cubic Theatre is a perfect space for seminars, film screenings and conferences. It features 121 distinctive moquette seats as well as an adjoining foyer for registration, catering breaks and workshop activity. All AV equipment is included, with DCI / DCP playback capability and true 4k resolution. Canteen At the front of the Museum, the naturally lit Canteen has fantastic views over Covent Garden piazza. A perfect addition to a Cubic Theatre booking and ideal for informal gatherings, small receptions and networking.

    Below Zero

    Below Zero

    31 - 33 Heddon Street, London, London, United Kingdom, W1B 4BN
    • Unusual
    • ·270 attendees
    • ·3 meeting rooms

    We have private event facilities in the basement area of Below Zero Lounge Bar & Restaurant. The Reindeer room has a seated capacity of 68 and a standing capacity of 90. The Reindeer and Moose Rooms in combination have a seated capacity of 110 and a standing capacity of 170. The Moose Room cannot be hired without hire of the Reindeer Room. Our venue is most suitable for a cocktail & canape party but we can also do seated meals on lounge style seating. We have plasma screens in the Reindeer Room for presentations. Our events team will work closely with you to select the most appropriate food and beverage selections for your event. An event at Below Zero can be combined with a visit into the Absolute Icebar London. As the Icebar is minus 5 degrees, visits are limited to 45 minutes per guest and capes are provided for warmth. The Icebar has a capacity of 60 guests. It is available for private hire (45 minute timeslots) in conjunction with events depending on availability.

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    The Westbury Mayfair Hotel

    The Westbury Hotel Bond Street, Mayfair,, W1S 2YF
    • Hotel
    • ·280 attendees
    • ·246 bedrooms
    • ·15 meeting rooms

    The Westbury Mayfair hotel combines modern luxury and comfort with timeless style, ideally located on Bond Street, a perfect enclave for both business and leisure travellers to central London. With 246 guest rooms, including 20 suites, The Westbury Mayfair offers a variety of accommodations, modern in design with classic chic and contemporary elegance. A perfect venue for your event, ‘The Westbury Gallery’ boasts 10 state-of-the-art yet classical meeting rooms, all boasting wireless internet access and natural day light. Whether it is a small meeting, large conference, champagne reception or private dinner the event space offers flexible and stylish surroundings to compliment your event.

    The Punch and Judy Pub

    The Punch and Judy Pub

    40 The Market, The Piazza, London, WC2E 8RF, WC2E 8RF
    • Unusual

    The Punch and Judy is slap bang in the middle of the Covent Garden Piazza, spread over two floors it's a pretty standard bar that's lent charm by it's location. Spread over two floors, Punch and Judy offers views of both the inside of the marketplace (on the lower floor) and the outside of the square (from the balcony). The lower level (actually in the marketplace itself) with an outside seating area (or rather an indoor beer garden) was originally an old wine cellar. The low ceilings and dramatic arches are enhanced by flickering candles and framed black and white pictures of late nineteenth century London. Upstairs, the balcony offers a great view over Covent Garden Piazza. With its appropriately nostalgic name, the Punch and Judy sits perfectly inside the dolls' house-like features of the quadrangle of Covent Garden Market offering a sanctuary from the hoards of shoppers and strollers outside.

    The Century Club

    The Century Club

    61-63 Shaftesbury Ave London, W1D 6LQ, W1D 6LG
    • Unusual
    • ·250 attendees
    • ·10 meeting rooms

    Open since 2001, Century is one of Soho’s best kept secrets. Access the club via a discreet doorway and a flight of stairs leading to reception where members and guests meet. Members tend to be creatives; film, theatre, media and music. Century’s suitable for brisk breakfasts, lazy lunches or consuming cocktails until the early hours. Century overlooks St Anne’s Church, and is presented over four floors. The central staircase houses 100 individual steps- hence the name. It boasts two permanent bars, a multimedia events room available for private hire and a relaxed restaurant. Combining traditional and contemporary style, the club boasts high ceilings and huge windows, creating light filled rooms. Large tables, cosy fireplaces and clusters of comfortable seating create spaces suited to business meetings, casual catch ups, lunches or a get together with friends. Members use the club throughout the day, as suits their needs.

    London Film Museum Covent Garden

    London Film Museum Covent Garden

    45 Wellington Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 7BN
    • Conference centre
    • ·Unusual
    • ·450 attendees
    • ·4 meeting rooms

    This striking modern venue comprises of four unique event spaces (each can be hired individually or as a complete package), spread over 15,000 square feet with entrances from the main Covent Garden Piazza and Wellington Street. The London Film Museum also features the ‘Bond in Motion’ exhibition for a truly unique event, you can be surrounded by 007’s vintage cars. The space is available for exclusive hire with the ability to close the museum for the day; where inside we can cater for any event up to 450 guests. With the in house events team having over 25 years production experience and on hand to work closely with clients from start to finish, and advise on everything from catering, lighting, visual aspects and staffing, it’s the only choice to make. Our professional and experienced Events team can effortlessly produce large scale events. Previous events include; the Aston Martin Vanquish launch, MAC cosmetics product launch, Prometheus film Junket and The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo launch.

    Carsen at 63 Grosvenor Street

    Carsen at 63 Grosvenor Street

    63 Grosvenor Street Mayfair London, WK1 3JG
    • Conference centre
    • ·Training centre
    • ·10 attendees
    • ·1 meeting room

    This period property is situated just off the famous Berkeley Square and is one of the most prestigious locations in London. The property is newly renovated and houses our luxurious 8-10 seater meeting room which is complimented by ample natural light, Complimentary refreshments, lunch available on request with an additional charge, spider conference phone, wi –fi and media screen Green Park and Bond Street tube stations are just a few minutes walk from the property and offer access from the Victoria, Piccadilly, Jubilee and Central lines. We are also just a short walk from London's famous causeways of Bond Street, Oxford Street and Regent Street.

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    Wellington Arch

    Wellington Arch

    Wellington Arch, c/o 23 Savile Row, London, W1S 2ET
    • Unusual
    • ·80 attendees
    • ·5 meeting rooms

    This unmissable London landmark in the middle of Hyde Park Corner is a novel place to impress guests, with bird’s eye views across Westminster and Buckingham Palace Gardens. Originally designed in 1825 by the architect Decimus Burton, it was intended as both a victory arch marking Wellington’s defeat of Napoleon and as a grand outer entrance to Buckingham Palace. The Arch was completed in 1828, only to become embroiled in a fierce row when it was topped with a colossal statue of the Duke of Wellington. By 1883, Hyde Park Corner had developed into a serious traffic bottleneck, so to ease this, the Arch was dismantled, moved 20 metres and rebuilt in its present location. At the same time, the Wellington statue was removed and replaced with ‘Peace Descending on the Quadriga of War’, which remains the largest bronze statue in the UK. During the early 20th century, the arch was home to London’s smallest police station housing 10 constables, 2 sergeants and a cat called Snooks, but was abandoned in 1959 when the area became a traffic island. English Heritage has now restored the crumbling exterior to its former glory and the interior houses a modern exhibition space, offering a unique and spectacular setting for drinks receptions or small intimate dinners.

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    Two Temple Place London

    Two Temple Place London

    2 Temple Place London, WC2R 3BD
    • Art gallery
    • ·7 meeting rooms

    Two Temple Place is one of London's most prestigious venues for corporate and private entertainment in the heart of central London, overlooking the River Thames. The house provides an unrivalled venue, combining the grandeur of a state occasion with the intimacy of a party in a private house. Guests have the opportunity to discover a secret universe as they pass through the ornate, castle-like exterior to discover the exotic and elaborate treasures within. Spaces at Two Temple Place are commendably versatile and the house is both exclusive and inclusive in its capacity to adapt to a particular occasion. Whether you wish to host a cocktail reception, lunch or dinner; or are planning something more ambitious such as a wedding, an exclusive conference or even a fancy dress ball; Two Temple Place will ensure that your event is unforgettable. Two Temple Place is owned by the registered charity, The Bulldog Trust. Third party charitable use of the house is encouraged and discounts on event hire are available on request.

    Bank of England Sports Centre

    Bank of England Sports Centre

    Priory Lane Roehampton Greater London, SW15 5JQ
    • Sporting
    • ·400 attendees
    • ·4 meeting rooms

    The Bank of England Sports Centre provides a unique location steeped in English tradition. Boasting 32 acres of lavish surroundings and world class sports pitches, this unique venue can cater for events of all shapes and sizes. From corporate summer parties, team-building events and large conferences and dinner dances, their greatest asset is your freedom of choice. The Terrace, accommodating up to 400 guests, offers the ultimate backdrop for a creative and memorable event, with panoramic windows leading out onto your own private lawn. Further facilities include the Balcony bar, ideal for private dining and drinks receptions, and the elegant Green room, favoured for weddings and meetings alike. If you fancy inspiring a little competitive spirit into your team then why not soak up the sporting atmosphere with a company away day? Close to central London and a mere stone’s throw from the beauty of Richmond Park, The Bank of England Sports Centre is the ideal location for your next event.

    Red Soho

    Red Soho

    5 Kingly Street, Soho, London, United Kingdom, W1B 5PF
    • Conference centre
    • ·250 attendees
    • ·3 meeting rooms

    Situated on Kingly Street, in the heart of London's stylish Carnaby district, Red is a venue like no other. In the 'English rococo meets urban Hoxton' interior, dinners can 'graze' from the all day 'Bold Menu' whilst sinking into our stylish crocodile banquettes and indulging themselves with stunning cocktails. With one of London's most distinctive cocktail lists, our celebrated music policy and unrivaled atmosphere, Red continues to be one of London's most stylish destinations. Private Hire Red is the ideal venue for PR launches, private parties or any other type of corporate function. The entire venue or the downstairs space can be hired. We are willing to discuss any specific inquiries you may have.

    Leighton House Museum

    Leighton House Museum

    Leighton House Museum 12 Holland Park Road London, W14 8LZ
    • Art gallery

    Located on the edge of Holland Park in Kensington, the house is one of the most remarkable buildings of the 19th century. The house was the former home and studio of the leading Victorian artist, Frederic, Lord Leighton (1830-1896). Built to designs by George Aitchison, it was extended and embellished over a period of 30 years to create a private palace of art. The Arab Hall is the centerpiece of the house. Designed to display Leighton's priceless collection of over a thousand Islamic tiles, mostly brought back from Damascus in Syria, the interior evokes a compelling vision of the Orient. The opulence continues through the other richly decorated interiors, with gilded ceilings and walls lined with peacock blue tiles by the ceramic artist William De Morgan. On the first floor is Leighton's grand painting studio with its great north window, dome and apse.

    Meeting Venues Shaftesbury Avenue London

    Meeting Venues Shaftesbury Avenue London

    Shaftesbury Avenue 130 Shaftesbury Ave, W1D 5EU
    • Conference centre
    • ·110 attendees
    • ·19 meeting rooms

    Shaftesbury Avenue, London is a modern, bright and spacious location in the heart of the London's West End theatre district and Chinatown. Shaftesbury Avenue is a dedicated MLS Venue Conference Centre with meeting and conference rooms accommodating 2 to 120 people theatre style. These rooms are available by the hour, half day or full day rate. An all inclusive day delegate package is also available to suite all your needs. Shaftesbury Avenue is situated less than a 5 minute walk from Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus and Tottenham Court Road tube stations. The MLS Venue conference and centre teams are well trained and motivated professionals. They are on hand when you need them to support your meeting, allowing you to concentrate on your core business activities, while we take the hassle from you.

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    Honourable Society of The Middle Temple

    Honourable Society of The Middle Temple

    Middle Temple Lane, City, London, UK, EC1Y 9AT
    • Unusual
    • ·500 attendees
    • ·4 meeting rooms

    Middle Temple Hall is one of the finest examples of an Elizabethan Hall in the country. 101 feet long and 41 feet wide, it is spanned by a magnificent double hammer beam roof carved from the oak of Windsor Forest. Begun in 1562 and finished in 1573, it has remained virtually unaltered to the present day. From the first this Hall was the scene of both serious legal education, and of high spirited entertainments, masques, revels and gaming. Disorders in Hall were not uncommon and rules were enacted in Elizabethan times forbidding the wearing of cloaks, swords and rapiers in Hall. The oil paintings above the Bench Table are those of Queen Elizabeth I, who dined many times in the Hall, Charles I attributed to Van Dyck, Charles II by Sir Godfrey Kneller, James II and William III. Queen Anne and George I are in Coronation robes. In the windows are heraldic glass memorials, some dating back to the 16th century, to notable Middle Templars. They include Sir Walter Raleigh, eleven holders of the Great Seal, twenty four Chief Justices, ten Masters of the Rolls, nine Chief Barons of the Exchequer, Edward VII who was Treasurer in 1887 and the late Duke of Windsor who was made a Bencher in 1919. The glass was removed before the Blitz and was re-instated after the War. The Bench Table, made from four 29 feet planks of a single oak tree, traditionally believed to be a gift from Elizabeth I, was floated down the Thames from Windsor Forest and was installed before the Hall was completed. The current cupboard (reputedly made from the hatch covers of Sir Francis Drake’s ship, the Golden Hind) has been the centre of ceremonies for centuries. From it, Readers delivered their lectures to student members dining in Hall and at it, newly qualified barristers are Called to the Bar. The Readers’ Coats of Arms, which can be seen on the wood panelling, date from 1597. At the other end of the Hall is the splendid, elaborately carved screen made in 1574. Extensively damaged during World War II, it has been so well repaired that the joins cannot be seen. The screen’s two double leaved, spiked doors were installed in 1671 by the Masters of the Bench in an attempt to prevent unruly members occupying Hall riotously over the Christmas period. The first performance of Shakespeare’s "Twelfth Night" is reputed to have taken place in Hall in 1602 and there is a plaque in the Entrance Hall marking this event. Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother was a regular visitor to the Inn since her Call to the Bench here in 1944; she visited the Hall to see the progress of the post-war reconstruction and opened the restored Hall in 1949. She was a regular visitor to the Inn until three months before her death. The Hall is not an historic relic. It is the centre of the life of the Inn today and is available for hire throughout the year.