Venues in London
994 venues found
Trafalgar Square
Public square in Westminster, owned and managed by the Greater London Authority, which hires it out for cultural celebrations, commercial events, rallies and filming.
Trafalgar Theatre
A 630-seat West End theatre on Whitehall, restored to its 1930 single-auditorium form and reopened in 2021.
8 Northumberland Avenue
A Grade II-listed Victorian events venue three minutes from Trafalgar Square, whose ballroom takes 700 for a reception.
Civil Service Club
A members' club off Whitehall with a bar and five hireable rooms for meetings, dinners and receptions, taking up to 100 guests.
St Martin-in-the-Fields
The Trafalgar Square parish church, world-famous for its classical and choral concerts, with a vaulted crypt and halls available for hire.
Institute of Contemporary Arts
The ICA on The Mall — an arts centre with a theatre, two cinemas, galleries, bookshop and bar, programming film, live art and exhibitions.
Velvet by Salvatore Calabrese
Late-night Champagne and cocktail bar at Corinthia London, created with drinks historian Salvatore Calabrese, with live music five nights a week.
The National Gallery
Trafalgar Square's national collection of Western European painting, with a published venue-hire offer across the galleries, theatre and terraces.
Bardo
St James's restaurant and bar off Haymarket serving pasta, seafood and shared plates to live jazz piano and weekend sets.
Charing Cross Theatre
A 265-seat off-West-End theatre in the railway arches off Villiers Street, in a former Victorian music hall.
Tequila Mockingbird Charing Cross
An underground cocktail bar on William IV Street between Covent Garden and Charing Cross, with sunken booths, a cinema-style light box and karaoke, available for full venue hire.
Horse Guards Parade
The large ceremonial parade ground off Whitehall, used since the seventeenth century for reviews and parades and, with temporary grandstands, as an outdoor event site.
Household Cavalry Museum
A working regimental museum inside Horse Guards on Whitehall, hired for receptions and dinners across three galleries, with the cavalry stables visible through a glazed screen.
Playhouse Theatre
A West End theatre off Trafalgar Square seating about 790 across stalls, dress circle and upper circle, owned and run by ATG Entertainment.
Theatre Royal Haymarket
A Grade I listed West End theatre on the Haymarket seating 888 across four levels, licensed for performance since 1720.
His Majesty's Theatre
A 1,216-seat West End theatre on the Haymarket, built in 1897 and home to The Phantom of the Opera since 1986.
Duke of York's Theatre
A 646-seat West End theatre on St Martin's Lane, opened in 1892 and ATG Entertainment's London headquarters.
London Coliseum
The largest theatre in the West End at 2,359 seats, on St Martin's Lane, home of English National Opera.
Harold Pinter Theatre
A 796-seat West End theatre on Panton Street, opened in 1881 and renamed for Harold Pinter in 2011; run by ATG Entertainment.
The Piano Works West End
A 400-capacity live-request piano bar off Leicester Square with three bars, a stage and full AV, hired whole or by room.
Simmons Leicester Square
A 300-capacity late bar on Leicester Square with two bars, a tiki bar, a mirror-ball ceiling and a central dancefloor with DJ booth.
The Round Table
Traditional Greene King cask-ale pub on the pedestrian alley of St Martin's Court, between Charing Cross Road and St Martin's Lane.
Mr Fogg's Tavern
Victorian-styled Covent Garden tavern from Inception Group, with a ground-floor bar and the Gin Parlour upstairs, taking up to 130 for full venue hire.