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Freud Museum London

Sigmund Freud's final home in Hampstead, now a museum housing his remarkable collection of antiquities from Egypt, Greece, Rome and the Orient. Nearly 2,000 objects fill cabinets and surfaces throughout the house. The venue's characterful rooms and private garden provide an intimate setting for corporate meetings, away days, seminars, book launches, lectures, wedding receptions, film screenings and conferences.

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⌖ Hampstead · NW3 5SX

Freud Museum London

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The private garden at Sigmund Freud's former Hampstead home sits surrounded by mature trees and greenery, feeling secluded and peaceful despite its proximity to central London. Freud spent time here with family and friends during his final year, and celebrated his last birthday in the garden in May 1939. The space suits wedding receptions, summer parties, private celebrations and corporate events. A marquee can be arranged for additional cover. External caterers are welcome, allowing you to tailor the event to your guests. Evening events here combine the garden's tranquility with the museum's distinctive character and history.

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Standing90

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Price guideHire fee from £420

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Whole Venue with the Garden at Freud Museum London

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Sigmund Freud's former home and garden in Hampstead provides a complete private setting for celebrations, corporate events and special occasions. At the house's heart is Freud's study, preserved as he left it with his world-famous psychoanalytic couch, original furniture, books and remarkable collection of antiquities. The Queen Anne Revival building contains characterful rooms alongside the private garden, surrounded by mature trees and greenery. The garden holds particular significance: Freud spent time here with family and friends during his final year and celebrated his last birthday here in May 1939. Together, the house and garden suit drinks receptions, wedding receptions, corporate events, dinners, away days, book launches and filming. A marquee can be arranged in the garden for additional flexibility. External caterers are welcome. The combination of historic setting, world-renowned collections and private garden offers guests a rare opportunity to experience Freud's home and iconic study after hours.

Seated: 50
Standing: 90
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Hire fee from £420

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A contemporary screening space within Sigmund Freud's historic Hampstead residence, the Video Room hosts screenings, lectures and multimedia presentations exploring psychoanalysis and Freud's life and work. Visitors engage with documentary films, educational videos and lectures on Freud's theories and contributions to psychology. The room provides a modern counterpoint to the museum's historic atmosphere, offering a platform for learning and reflection on Freud's enduring legacy in psychoanalysis.

Seated: 35
Standing: 40
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Hire fee from £240

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An intimate domestic interior for small gatherings, furnished with period pieces, layered Persian rugs and natural daylight. Framed prints hang on the walls and a carpeted floor defines the compact layout. A ceiling-mounted projector and wall-mounted flatscreen TV provide large-image display. A freestanding whiteboard and flipchart are available, with a PA system for amplified audio. The room suits small-group seminars and facilitator-led discussions. An original Sigmund Freud-era divan remains in the room as an authentic historical furnishing.

Seated: 25
Standing: Unknown
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Hire fee from £720

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A preserved dining space within Sigmund Freud's historic Hampstead home, retaining its original decor and furnishings from when Freud lived there. The room offers a glimpse into Freud's personal life and daily routines, with the intimate atmosphere where he entertained guests and conducted informal discussions. It provides an opportunity to immerse yourself in Freud's world and explore the intellectual and cultural legacy he left behind.

Seated: 35
Standing: Unknown
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Hire fee from £240

Video Room & Exhibition Room at Freud Museum London

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A medium-sized rectangular room with standard ceiling height, carpeted floor and pale painted walls hung with framed prints. Natural daylight and gallery lighting provide even illumination. An integrated PA and speaker system supports in-room audio and microphone use. Venue Wi-Fi enables file transfer and livestreaming. The space suits panel discussions, small film screenings, recorded interviews and artist talks.

Seated: 50
Standing: Unknown
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Hire fee from £420