The Roman Amphitheatre was the first building constructed on the site of Guildhall and dates back to AD70. Guildhall is the perfect location for large events – its Great Hall (the largest of its many event spaces), can accommodate over 600 guests for dinner and 900 for a standing reception. Designed to reflect the power of London and its leaders, Guildhall has also been the setting for state trials (most famously, that of Lady Jane Grey) and has events at its heart, having played host to the annual Lord Mayor’s banquet since 1502. Sitting in the heart of the City and home to the City of London Corporation since the middle ages, Guildhall’s magnificent Grade I listed architecture is steeped in history and atmosphere. Did you know?īlenheim is the only non-royal, non-episcopal house in England to have the title of Palace. With marquee sites in its extensive parkland to several jaw-dropping rooms within the Palace itself available for private hire, Blenheim is perfectly suited to those looking to impress. World Heritage Site and seat of the Dukes of Marlborough, Blenheim Palace is a masterpiece of English baroque architecture, sitting in glorious Oxfordshire countryside less than a couple of hours from London. In this guide, we bring you the best of these heritage spaces, all of which are listed in more detail on our venues page. Have you ever dreamt of holding an event immersed in royal history or set within the walls of a heritage landmark? For many people, the opportunity to drink, dine or exchange vows in a building with a rich story to tell, creates incredible memories and is high on their wish list.
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