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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged Private tour.
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Handel Hendrix House at 25 Brook Street in Mayfair is the museum of the London homes of Baroque composer George Frideric Handel and rock musician Jimi Hendrix, set in a Grade I listed 18th-century townhouse. For private hire it offers Handel's Parlours for dinners of up to 22, Handel's Dining Room with its playable 18th-century harpsichord for receptions of up...
St Stephen Walbrook is a Christopher Wren church in the heart of the City of London, moments from Bank station. Its compact, domed central interior centres around a circular focal space, making it a distinctive setting for private dining, corporate events, weddings, concerts and filming. The restrained neoclassical design, paired with exceptional acoustics and abundant natural light, creates an intimate...
The Foundling Museum occupies a Grade II-listed, three-storey building on Brunswick Square in Bloomsbury, telling the story of the Foundling Hospital. Its hireable spaces mix ornate Rococo rooms – the Court Room Gallery and the Picture Gallery hung with 18th-century portraits – with two contemporary studios, suiting drinks receptions, private dinners, weddings (it is licensed for marriage), meetings and away...
The Shaftesbury Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue is the largest independent theatre in the West End, an elegant Grade II listed building. Its newly built 1911 bar at stalls level hosts meetings, talks, training, away days, networking and social events for up to 100 standing, with breakfast and lunch catering, canapés, AV hire and private theatre tours, and a dedicated in-house...
Westminster Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the scene of every coronation since 1066, hires out heritage spaces within its grounds for corporate dinners and receptions, which can include a private tour of the Abbey. Spaces include the 13th-century Cloisters, the medieval Cellarium undercroft and its modern Terrace, the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries high above the Abbey floor, and...