Old Royal Naval College

About the venue

Set on the River Thames with incredible views, The Old Royal Naval College is a stunning piece of baroque architecture designed by Sir Christopher Wren, part of the World Heritage Site and an historic monument.

Grassed lawns and a riverfront location provides peace and tranquillity whilst still only a stones throw from Central London. With its royal history, as the birthplace of both Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, the Old Royal Naval College was built originally as a hospital for veteran sailors and Admiral Lord Nelson lay in state in its Painted Hall prior to his funeral. The combination of Royal & Naval history and World heritage site status makes the Old Royal Naval College a unique venue location. The College also has the point of difference where guests can arrive by boat on the River Thames.