Old Billingsgate is a Grade II-listed Victorian former fish market on the Thames in the City of London, transformed with an industrial twist by Lord Richard Rogers into a large blank-canvas event venue. Its three spaces, the sky-lit Grand Hall, the arched Gallery and the brick-vaulted Vault, can be hired separately or together with 24-hour access, alongside a riverside terrace facing Tower Bridge, HMS Belfast and The Shard. It hosts award ceremonies, gala dinners, conferences, exhibitions, fashion shows, weddings and parties, with in-house lighting and sound and approved suppliers.
Old Billingsgate is a Grade II-listed Victorian former fish market on the Thames in the City of London, transformed with an industrial twist by Lord Richard Rogers into a large blank-canvas event venue. Its three spaces, the sky-lit Grand Hall, the arched Gallery and the brick-vaulted Vault, can be hired separately or together with 24-hour access, alongside a riverside terrace facing Tower Bridge, HMS Belfast and The Shard. It hosts award ceremonies, gala dinners, conferences, exhibitions, fashion shows, weddings and parties, with in-house lighting and sound and approved suppliers.
The Grand Hall was the old market floor, a vast triple-height space with a sky-lit ceiling and a mezzanine, opening onto the riverside terrace. It suits gala and charity dinners, awards, fashion shows and immersive events, with 1,800 for a seated dinner, 1,200 for a conference and 2,500 for a reception (800 on the terrace).
1 Old Billingsgate Walk, London, EC3R 6DX