Top event spaces in City of Westminster

The City of Westminster is home to some of London’s most prestigious and well-known features – Buckingham Palace, St James’ Palace, Houses of Parliament, 10 Downing Street, as well as the infamous parks and shopping areas like Oxford Street and Regent Street. With all this in its realms, it’s no surprise it’s a popular area to host events of all types.

Covering Central London and more, the City of Westminster has so many unique event spaces available to hire – some of London’s best venues, in fact! Check out a few of the top event venues in Westminster here:

10 – 11 Carlton House Terrace

Location: Westminster
Capacity: 498 standing, 125 seated
Check it out here: 10 – 11 Carlton House Terrace

Banqueting House

Location: Westminster
Capacity: 500 standing, 450 seated
Check it out here: Banqueting House

Prince Philip House

Location: Westminster
Capacity: 300 standing, 170 seated
Check it out here: Prince Philip House

Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA)

Location: St James’ Park
Capacity: 350 standing, 185 seated
Check it out here: Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA)

Heist Bank

Location: Paddington
Capacity: 300 standing, 30 seated
Check it out here: Heist Bank

The Pickled Hen

Location: Marylebone
Capacity: 200 standing, 150 seated
Check it out here: The Pickled Hen

The Darwin Centre

Location: Knightsbridge
Capacity: 350 standing, 150 seated
Check it out here: The Darwin Centre

M Victoria Street

Location: Victoria
Capacity: 400 standing, 150 seated
Check it out here: M Victoria Street

St John’s Smith Square

Location: Victoria
Capacity: 450 standing, 300 seated
Check it out here: St John’s Smith Square

The London Library

Location: St James’ Square
Capacity: 250 standing, 100 seated
Check it out here: The London Library

Artist Residence

Location: Victoria
Capacity: 40 standing, 24 seated
Check it out here: Artist Residence

Eaton Square Bar

Location: Victoria
Capacity: 200 standing, 125 seated
Check it out here: Eaton Square Bar

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