Natural History Museum, London, SW7
The Natural History Museum is one of the most distinctive buildings in London and provides a stunning and unique backdrop for dinners for up to 650 guests and receptions for 1,200.
Designed by the renowned architect, Alfred Waterhouse, this world-famous building houses one of the largest and most magnificent galleries to be found anywhere.
The Museum’s Central Hall incorporates a soaring vaulted ceiling, intricately carved terracotta arches and a beautiful mosaic floor, which are all further enhanced by the 26m long Diplodocus skeleton and a 1,300-year-old giant Sequoia .
Under the same roof, yet a world apart, the Earth Galleries provide a dynamic, modern setting that has become an extremely popular venue since its opening in the summer of 1996.
| Central Hall | |
|---|---|
| Sit down dinner | 650 |
| Central Hall & North Gallery | |
| Sit down dinner | 650 |
| Stand up reception | 1200 |
| Earth Galleries | |
| Sit down dinner | 200 |
| Stand up reception | 600 |
| Flett Events Theatre | |
| Theatre Style | 209 |
