London is a fantastic place to visit an exhibition – and if you’re planning on hosting one, it also has an abundance of great spaces to choose from. Whatever kind of event you’re planning, the right space can make or break your exhibition. Whittling down the list to just three key venues is tricky, but we’ve compiled this guide to help you make the right choice…
The Jetty
London has many particularly trendy areas, and the Jetty is located in one of the newest, as well as providing a quirky space with a capacity of up to 400 attendees. The Jetty is a greenhouse, with plenty of natural light, situated at Greenwich peninsula. Despite its unusual setting, The Jetty is ideal for a wide variety of different events, ranging from the creative to more formal exhibitions. During your stay at one of our boutique hotels in London, this is a great place to scout, particularly for daytime events and exhibitions which require a few added artistic touches yet don’t want the setting to overshadow the exhibition itself.
Royal Mint Court, Tower Hill
Situated conveniently in the centre of London, opting for the Royal Mint Court allows your exhibition attendees to find the venue with ease – and also makes for a desirable venue for larger events which demand international presence. While staying at the Montcalm Hotel London this is a fantastic place to explore further, and it contains many great benefits such as free Wi-Fi throughout the property, a bar and cafe on-site, and the latest technology built into the space. There is capacity for up to 300 guests, and impressive natural lighting ensures a luxury feel. The venue is right next to Tower Bridge, ensuring great views and a fantastic spot which is best suited to well-structured events during the day, making the best use of the facilities available.
1 Wimpole Street
With a capacity of up to 300 guests, 1 Wimpole Street takes exhibitions seriously, and it shows. Best suited to equally serious affairs, it has a wide range of the latest facilities following an extensive refurbishment which has brought this historic space (home to the Royal Society of Medicine from 1912 until the present day) right up to date. The exterior is imposing enough to offer a true taster of what guests will find within – and there’s no concern that the property will fail to deliver on the decidedly 21st century needs of event organisers. After checking out the property for yourself, we recommend heading to Hankies Marble Arch for a celebratory meal, in anticipation of a successful event in the city.
Choosing the right venue
Selecting the perfect venue for your exhibition takes significant work, with a nod to both the atmosphere desired and the number of guests or delegates who can be expected to attend. After careful planning, these spaces should all offer the perfect space for your next international exhibition.
