Armourers Hall, Drawing Room

After attending an event at Armourers' Hall in London, I was completely blown away not just by the venue itself but also by its convenient location and the extraordinary collection of armour it houses. Nestled at 81 Coleman Street, EC2R 5BJ, its proximity to Moorgate station is incredibly convenient, making the journey there and around a breeze for anyone looking to attend. This accessibility, combined with the venue's striking historical aura, will immediately make any event held here memorable and a great talk point, I would even argue the venue itself is a great ice breaker. Walking into Armourers' Hall is like stepping into a different era. The hall is practically a museum, boasting an impressive array of coats of armour and weapons that tell tales of a medieval bygone age. Each piece displayed around the venue adds to the ambiance, making you feel like you're part of London's rich tapestry of history. The Livery Hall, with its majestic Gothic barrel-vaulted ceiling and stained-glass windows, offers a backdrop that's both awe-inspiring and welcoming. It's fascinating to host an event in a space that has seen centuries of history, yet provides all the modern amenities you could need. The versatility of the spaces within Armourers' Hall, including the Gold Drawing Room, Court Room, and Library, means there's a perfect setting for every type of gathering, from formal dinners to intimate lunches. Armourers' Hall isn't just a venue; it's a piece of London's history brought to life, conveniently located and rich with stories. For anyone seeking a venue that combines historical grandeur with practicality and ease of access, look no further. This place is a hidden gem that offers an unparalleled experience. The outside is very unassuming, and would go unnoticed if you didn't know it was there. Highly recommend this venue, very suitable for a variety of small to medium size events.

A wonderful Livery lunch with friends.