London Canal Museum occupies a Victorian ice warehouse on Battlebridge Basin near King's Cross, with exposed brick, timber roofs and colourful exhibits from the canal age, including a narrowboat and a Victorian ice well. Both floors can be hired for dinners, receptions, networking events and presentations, for up to 120 seated at tables or 200 mainly standing, and guests can even arrive by boat.
London Canal Museum occupies a Victorian ice warehouse on Battlebridge Basin near King's Cross, with exposed brick, timber roofs and colourful exhibits from the canal age, including a narrowboat and a Victorian ice well. Both floors can be hired for dinners, receptions, networking events and presentations, for up to 120 seated at tables or 200 mainly standing, and guests can even arrive by boat.
Exclusive use of both floors of the museum, a former Victorian ice warehouse with exposed brick, timber beams and canal-age exhibits. The official enquiry form gives maxima of 200 mainly standing, 120 seated for a meal or 80 in cabaret style.
12-13 New Wharf Road, London, N1 9RT