Whether it be a brand activation, creative workshop or corporate entertaining, our RIBA-award winning building is the perfect place for you. With flexible facilities and a team of professionals ready to help, we guarantee your event will be unique and executed flawlessly. Plus, with our convenient location in London City Island, you and your guests are sure to have an amazing time! 

Having celebrated its second birthday, FRAMELESS continues to change the landscape of events in London, allowing clients to explore a world of endless possibilities through cutting-edge projection technology. In 2024 FRAMELESS hosted events for Clinique, Netflix, The Duke of Edinburgh's Award and HRH Prince Williams charity Earthshot as well as numerous corporate clients wanting to break away from the confines of a traditional event format and venue.

For more than 100 years, the Mail Rail event space was a vital artery in Britain’s communication network. It was keeping information and conversations flowing but hidden from the view.  Now you have the chance to experience the secret for yourself - the ambition, dedication and ingenuity that made it truly unique.

It is a beautiful and extraordinarily varied collection, including many famous works: Van Gogh's Sunflowers, Monet's The Water-Lily Pond, JMW Turner's The Fighting Temeraire to name but a few. Located within the heart of central London, where better to entertain your guests than Trafalgar Square?

Built on historic foundations at the very heart of the capital, Somerset House is London’s working arts centre, home to the UK’s largest creative community and one of the city’s best loved public spaces.

The spectacular, neo-classical building offers 12 blank canvas, versatile event spaces, including indoor and outdoor spaces suitable for staging events of all styles and sizes - ranging in capacity from 10 to 1,500.Somerset House is ideally located, sitting between the River Thames and Covent Garden and is accessible via major transport links in the centre of the capital.

For receptions, gala dinners, award ceremonies, launches and Christmas parties, choose from the iconic main galleries accommodating 10-1,500 guests. A dedicated conference suite and IMAX Theatre are available for daytime events. Our content and collections, innovative branding and unique features will heighten the ‘wow’ factor.

The Royal Opera House is a unique venue; home to The Royal Opera, The Royal Ballet and the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House. We bring together the world’s most extraordinary artists in more than five hundred performances and events across our two world class stages and other stunning spaces every year.

There is a wide variety of hire options, giving you the chance to host an unforgettable event in an iconic venue that seamlessly blends the historic and contemporary in the heart of London’s West End.

The Museum is one of the finest former private residences in London and first opened its doors as a National Museum in 1900. Home to unsurpassed displays of French 18th-century painting, furniture and porcelain, as well as iconic Old Master paintings and a world class armoury, Hertford House has been a spectacular venue for entertaining for over 100 years.

The V&A is the world’s leading museum of art and design. The V&A’s magnificent South Kensington building is a unique gem of Victorian architecture and an iconic London landmark for hosting memorable private and corporate events. The Dome is one of London’s most elegant and impressive settings with a soaring ceiling, classical architecture, marble columns and Dave Chihuly’s statement glass chandelier. It is perfect for receptions, dinners and late night dancing.

Located on Tower Hill offering exceptional views of the historic Tower of London, Trinity House is a delightful Georgian gem of a venue.  Height, light and space characterise the five rooms available for exclusive use, four of them south-facing with Tower and Trinity Square Garden views. The working home of the General Lighthouse Authority, Trinity House is dotted throughout with intriguing maritime artefacts and treasures, including the brass bell from the Royal Yacht Britannia.