This magnificent palace will be available to host events from October 2025, after undergoing essential re-servicing, conservation, and maintenance work. Provisional dates can now be held, and site visits will be available soon. This restoration ensures that Banqueting House continues to be a cherished landmark, blending historical significance with contemporary use. 

As the sole surviving component of the once expansive Palace of Whitehall, Banqueting House stands as a testament to early 17th-century architecture. Designed by Inigo Jones and completed in 1622, it introduced Palladian style to England. The building's grandeur is accentuated by its magnificent ceiling, adorned with nine paintings by Peter Paul Rubens, installed in 1636. 

Beyond its architectural and artistic significance, Banqueting House is a spectacular venue for events whether that be for large receptions and dinners, multi-day hire or for smaller affairs. 

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