The Royal Institution hires out its Grade I listed Mayfair home at 21 Albemarle Street, where more than 200 years of scientific history sit alongside contemporary spaces. Events range from conferences in the iconic tiered Theatre, which seats 400, to dinners and receptions in the book-lined Library, away days in the Conversation Room and canape receptions on the modern Mezzanine, with in-house event managers, AV technicians, catering and livestreaming. Spaces can be configured for 6 to 400 people, and all proceeds support the Ri's charitable work.
The Royal Institution hires out its Grade I listed Mayfair home at 21 Albemarle Street, where more than 200 years of scientific history sit alongside contemporary spaces. Events range from conferences in the iconic tiered Theatre, which seats 400, to dinners and receptions in the book-lined Library, away days in the Conversation Room and canape receptions on the modern Mezzanine, with in-house event managers, AV technicians, catering and livestreaming. Spaces can be configured for 6 to 400 people, and all proceeds support the Ri's charitable work.
Reached at the top of the Grand Staircase, this period Library is flooded with natural light and full of character. A convex mirror above the fireplace, commissioned by the Royal Institution and in place since 1804, is one of its defining features. The room works well for receptions, presentations and dinners, with book-lined walls that speak to the venue's scientific heritage.
21 Albemarle Street, London, W1S 4BS