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Science Gallery London, The Ground Floor Gallery

Science Gallery London,Great Maze Pond, London, SE1 9GU -

From
£4200 min spend
Up to
150 guests

About Venue

Science Gallery London offers a place to meet, connect, participate and be inspired.

Spanning three floors, the gallery offers a variety of spaces for meetings and events from breakfast to dinner and everything in between, 7 days a week ranging from 20 to 500 guests. Opening in Spring 2018, Science Gallery London is the newest venue to the London Bridge area.

The site offers a variety of thought provoking spaces with opportunities to interact with the latest exhibitions and to experience in immersive events.

With nearby access to both the Courtyard and the exhibition floor for arrival drinks, the Ground Floor Galley is a perfect space to host seated dinners and banqueting events for any occasion. With a variety of set menus and bespoke options we can truly tailor to each client's event, all the while ensuring our products are locally sourced and sustainable.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 150

Cabaret

up to 120

Facilities & Amenities

Public transport

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Reviews

Rujina Miah
July 2025
Amazing exhibition: The Art of Care by KCL med students!!!
Ann Chung
June 2025
Saw a meaningful exhibition — Lifelines: Rethinking Ageing Across Generations — inspiring way to reflect on ageing and connections between generations.
Andrew G. T
June 2025
Lifelines: Rethinking Aging A thought-provoking, albeit brief, exhibition that encourages us to challenge the stigma and assumptions surrounding aging. Lifelines explores the emotional, physical, and mental demands of growing older, offering insightful reflections and wisdom to help navigate the process with empathy and understanding. Though Gallery 1 was unfortunately closed for renovation, the remaining spaces offered a meaningful glimpse into an often overlooked subject. The downstairs toilets are accessible, but the theatre was in use for a presentation, with no clear signage about public access—something that could be improved. Overall, it’s a compact yet impactful experience—well-suited for carers, young adults, or anyone curious about how we view and approach aging in today’s world.