Temple Bar is the Portland stone gateway designed by Sir Christopher Wren and completed in 1672, now standing in Paternoster Square beside St Paul’s Cathedral. The Temple Bar Trust hires two rooms: the modern, flexible Wren Room with full AV for hybrid meetings, lectures and receptions, and the candlelit 350-year-old Temple Bar Chamber above the arch, with views of St Paul’s dome, for intimate dinners. Room hire runs from 8am to 11pm with a dedicated host, selected caterers and optional presentations on the building’s history.
Temple Bar is the Portland stone gateway designed by Sir Christopher Wren and completed in 1672, now standing in Paternoster Square beside St Paul’s Cathedral. The Temple Bar Trust hires two rooms: the modern, flexible Wren Room with full AV for hybrid meetings, lectures and receptions, and the candlelit 350-year-old Temple Bar Chamber above the arch, with views of St Paul’s dome, for intimate dinners. Room hire runs from 8am to 11pm with a dedicated host, selected caterers and optional presentations on the building’s history.
The 350-year-old Temple Bar Chamber above the arch is an intimate, candlelit room with views of St Paul’s Cathedral’s dome, once where the Lord Mayor greeted the visiting sovereign. It seats 14 for dinner or takes 20 for a standing reception or buffet.
2 Paternoster Square, London, EC4M 7DX