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This working men’s club has many spaces available for hire, including several halls, a Boat Bar and even a dining room. Of course, for larger events you could take over the entire venue. Prepare to party.

Think outside the box. Hire a luxury steam train. This one can carry up to 252 passengers and consists of 11 parlour cars, of which 5 are kitchen cars, and a service car. The carriages seat between 20 and 26 passengers in each.

With its show stopping views of the city, this structure is an award-winning events venue and a prime destination for any occasion. Its dedicated events team will make your event as unforgettable as the view.

The building is perfect for receptions, dinners, corporate events, award ceremonies and weddings, and can accommodate up to 250 guests standing, or up to 120 seated. To organise your exclusive private event, high in the sky, contact us.

Step into a world transcended from the tribulations of the modern lifestyle. From its secluded Victorian Courtyard, this venue offers intimate and exclusive pleasures through to the splendid interior of the Grade II listed building, this is a unique venue beyond compare. Featuring design from the esteemed Russell Sage Studio, the original tessellating mosaics and crimson pillars are preserved amongst features modern and marvellous.

All aboard! This London Underground carriage is static, but passenger compartment lights and powered doors are fully functional, as are the driver’s cab lights. Could there be a better setting for your next meeting?

This Mayfair museum was home to a great baroque composer, responsible for some of the greatest music in history. Now open as a museum, the house has undergone a full restoration, which, legend has it, brought the spirit of said composer back. In fact, the haunting was so severe that the restoration team summoned a local priest to see if he could lay the ghost to rest. Music-inspired family activities, lectures and concerts are a regular feature here.

This cavernous space is hidden below river level, beneath one of London’s most famous bridges. Housing the bridge’s moving parts and mechanism, the space makes an impressive setting for events.

This museum boasts unrivalled collections of human and non-human anatomical and pathological specimens, models, instruments, painting and sculptures that reveal the art and science of surgery from the 17th century to the present day.

This space is a bit of a time capsule, taking guests on a journey through the lives of an 18^th Century family. Take in the sights, smells and sounds of the people who lived here as you explore their meticulously crafted world.

The result of an artist lead organisation based in Caroline Gardens Chapel in Peckham, London, this former chapel was once part of a complex of almshouses for retired pub landlords. Having been gutted by an incendiary bomb during WWII, the venue has been patched up over the years, but lay empty until 2010. It’s now a striking arts and events space.