Wellcome Collection

The Wellcome Trust, 183-193 Euston Road, London, NW1 2BE -

Up to
200 guests
Internal Catering
allowed

About Venue

Wellcome Collection is a public venue for the incurably curious, conveniently located on Euston Road, London within a short distance of Euston and Kings Cross mainline stations and St Pancras International. Wellcome Collection houses a state-of-the art conference centre, three public exhibition galleries, the world famous Wellcome Library, a café and bookshop.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 200

Theatre

up to 154

Food & Beverage

Catering arrangements

Refreshments

Facilities & Amenities

Tea

Disabled access

Stage

Air conditioning

Lectern

Audio & Visual

Sound system

Microphone

Projector & screen

Other

The Auditorium comes fully equipped with a PA system, microphones, lectern, cinematic screen, projector and an AV technician.

Space Rules

Cancellation policy

50% cancellation fee for room hire once contract has been signed 75% cancellation fee for room hire three months before event date 100% cancellation of full contract value one month before event date

Location

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Reviews

Mojisola Muhammed
February 2026
Lovely place to visit. Enjoyed the evening accompined with colleagues from work. Great way to end the busy week on a Friyay evening!😍 Listening to the host and guest on Mental health concerns
Stuart
January 2026
Fascinating museum which I accidentally came across. Turned out to be the highlight of a trip to London. The Wellcome Collection offers unique exhibitions about health and human experience. I visited the Thirst, 1880 That and Being Human exhibits which were all fascinating. They also have an interesting gift shop where I was able to purchase some interesting books which they publish themselves. Entry is free and its within walking distance of the British Museum
Shermin A
February 2026
If you’re near King’s Cross with an hour to spare, skip the station cafes and come here. The Wellcome Collection is a total mood. Their rotating exhibitions are always deeply human, but the real star is the Reading Room upstairs. It’s a library with crazy cool decor and art mixed with books. It feels like a cozy, eccentric laboratory. Super accessible (only a 10-minute walk from the station) and a perfect quiet escape.