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Bankside Gallery Why Bankside? Central London location on the River Thames Proximity to major rail hubs of London Bridge and Waterloo A thriving and vibrant area – top cultural hub 19 venues of varying size and budget to choose from The Historic West End of London 2,000 hotel rooms close-by Whether you’re planning a meeting, conference, launch party or wedding, Bankside Venues has something for everyone. With stunning views across the River Thames over to St Paul’s and hidden gems in cobbled medieval streets or rustic converted Victorian railway viaducts and wharves, Bankside Venues will wow your guests and add that extra something to your event. a stone’s throw Bankside Venues is a group of 19 central The variety of venues across Bankside London venues located on the River Thames, offers a real range and versatility in type, just a bridge across from The City of London location and budget. You can hold a team and within close proximity to major transport meeting at Bankside Community Space hubs including London Bridge, Blackfriars or a drinks party at Jerwood Space, an and Waterloo. Alternatively, the Thames side elegant banquet at Glaziers Hall or a wine location provides a convenient and scenic tasting tour and conference at Vinopolis. route for river travel. Alternatively there’s Shakespeare’s Globe for a truly theatrical event or Prospero House Bankside is at the heart of London’s thriving for a day’s training. South Bank and Bankside Cultural Quarter with attractions including Tate Modern, To see the full range of spaces available in Shakespeare’s Globe and Borough Market to Bankside visit our website. keep your guests entertained. www.banksidevenues.co.uk 01 www.banksidevenues.co.uk At a glance Venue locations 18 3 16 4 7 19 6 9 17 5 2 1 15 12 13 10 11 8 14 Venues 1 All Seasons Southwark Rose Hotel 11 Menier Gallery 2 Bankside Community Space 12 Mercure London City Bankside 3 Bankside Gallery 13 Novotel London City South 4 Bankside Vaults 14 Prospero House 5 Blue Fin Venue 15 Roast Restaurant 6 Glaziers Hall 16 Shakespeare’s Globe 7 Golden Hinde 17 Southwark Cathedral 8 Jerwood Space 18 Thames Clippers 9 London Bridge Experience 19 Vinopolis 10 Menier Chocolate Factory 02 www.banksidevenues.co.uk Index Venue facilities Venue All Seasons Southwark Rose Hotel Bankside Community Space Bankside Gallery Bankside Vaults Blue Fin Venue Glaziers Hall Golden Hinde Jerwood Space London Bridge Experience Menier Chocolate Factory Menier Gallery Mercure London City Bankside Novotel London City South Prospero House Roast Restaurant Shakespeare’s Globe Southwark Cathedral Thames Clippers Vinopolis Facilities key Disabled access River views Onsite parking Breakout area Not-for-profit rate Alcohol licence Wedding licence In-house AV Live music Outside catering permitted Outdoor space 03 Venue directory ALL SEASONS SOUTHWARK ROSE HOTEL BANKSIDE COMMUNITY SPACE BANKSIDE GALLERY BANKSIDE VAULTS BLUE FIN VENUE GLAZIERS HALL GOLDEN HINDE JERWOOD SPACE LONDON BRIDGE EXPERIENCE MENIER CHOCOLATE FACTORY MENIER GALLERY MERCURE LONDON CITY BANKSIDE NOVOTEL LONDON CITY SOUTH PROSPERO HOUSE ROAST RESTAURANT SHAKESPEARE’S GLOBE SOUTHWARK CATHEDRAL THAMES CLIPPERS VINOPOLIS 04 05 www.banksidevenues.co.uk All Seasons Southwark Rose Hotel www.all-seasons-hotels.com The All Seasons London Southwark Rose Hotel Features include offers style, position and value for money, • Individually controlled air-conditioning marking out this hotel as one of London’s and heating hidden gems, providing high standards of • 42” Plasma screen in each room design, first-class facilities and attention to • Built in break-out and bar area detail. The hotel is easily accessible, has an • Designated Reception on-site car park, 84 contemporary bedrooms, • Wireless connectivity and ISDN lines available stylish bar and restaurant and three meeting • Complimentary internet connection rooms, accommodating a maximum of up • Full range of audio visual equipment and to 70 people theatre style, all with natural support service available on request daylight and located on the ground floor. Contact details Capacities max. All Seasons Southwark Rose Hotel Boardroom 24 43–47 Southwark Bridge Road U-shape 30 London SE1 9HH Cabaret 50 T/ 020 7015 1480 Theatre 70 E/ [email protected] Facilities 06 www.banksidevenues.co.uk Bankside Community Space www.betterbankside.co.uk The Bankside Community Space is a The space is open 7 days a week, between beautifully airy and modern local venue, with 8am and 10pm. lots of natural light and a calm atmosphere. Located conveniently close to London Bridge The facilities on offer are top notch with a or Southwark and with the river just a state of the art wireless data projector, flexible 5 minute walk away, Bankside Community furniture layouts, a catering booking service Space provides the perfect setting for daytime and extremely helpful and friendly staff. meetings or evening/weekend events. Contact details Conference, meeting space capacity Rahima Begum Boardroom style 20 Bankside Community Space Racetrack style 30 18 Great Guildford Street Theatre style 50 (on corner with Zoar Street) Standing 60 Bankside London SE1 0FD T/ 020 7928 3998 E/ [email protected] Facilities 07 www.banksidevenues.co.uk Bankside Gallery www.banksidegallery.com This delightful ground floor Gallery in Bankside, Competitively priced, Bankside Gallery hosts right next to Tate Modern is approximately events as diverse as private or corporate 200 square metres in size with 100 square metres celebrations, wine tastings, book launches of hanging space. and charity fundraisers Right at the heart of London’s Bankside and There is more information on the website just across the river Thames from St Paul’s but please feel free to drop in or contact the Cathedral and the City, makes this an ideal Gallery directly to find out how they can tailor venue for both contemporary art exhibitions, the space to your requirements. and both private and corporate parties. The mood of the Gallery is cool and spacious and very contemporary in feel. Contact details Capacities seated standing Bankside Gallery Gallery 50 max. 200 max. 48 Hopton Street London SE1 9JH T/ 020 7928 7521 E/ [email protected] Facilities 08 www.banksidevenues.co.uk Bankside Vaults Bankside Vaults, also known as the super- This fantastic new venue is a highly flexible club Pulse, is built into four impressive space, perfect for any event ranging from interlinked brick arches and is ideally located private dinners for 50, to extravagant parties just across the River Thames, at the foot of for over 1,300 people. Blackfriars Bridge. The Vaults provide a wonderful blank canvas and a dramatic and versatile space that can be adapted for any occasion. Dividing naturally into several different areas, it has two separate entrances, each with their own cloakroom and toilets. Contact details Capacities max. Bankside Vaults Dinner 270 1 Invicta Plaza Reception 1,360 Bankside London SE1 9UF Contact/ James McNeill T/ 44 (0)20 7403 9643 E/ [email protected] Facilities 09 www.banksidevenues.co.uk Blue Fin Venue www.bluefinvenue.co.uk Blue Fin Venue is London’s newest venue, The double-storey glass reception, the offering an array of sleek, modern event Wintergarden, can seat up to 140 for dinner spaces suited to any occasion. Blue Fin while the Reception on 10 overlooks the Venue’s meeting rooms, accommodating up building’s awe-inspiring atrium, tall enough to 40 people, are all fitted with high-quality to house Nelson’s Column. The venue’s AV equipment and take in spectacular views landscaped gardens on the 10th floor offer of the Thames, City and Docklands. A tiered event space for receptions as well as a peaceful lecture theatre for up to 96 guests is also escape for delegates. With in-house catering, available for hire, as well as unique spaces AV and technical support, Blue Fin Venue such as a wine tasting room, demo kitchen offers a one-stop-shop for clients. and photographic studios. Contact details Capacities min. max. Blue Fin Venue Meeting 10 40 Blue Fin Building Dining 10 140 110 Southwark Street Conference 10 150 London SE1 0SU Reception 50 400 T/ 020 3148 5030 E/ [email protected] Facilities 10 www.banksidevenues.co.uk Glaziers Hall www.glaziershall.co.uk Situated between the River Thames, with Accommodating 10–600 guests, the rooms unrivalled views over the City, and London’s can be used in conjunction with each other or cultural Southbank and Borough Market, booked separately. Glaziers Hall offer five flexible spaces ideal for corporate events, presentations, conferences, Central and accessible location with excellent receptions and dinners. transport links including London Bridge train station, Jubilee and Northern line tube. Contact details Capacities max. Glaziers Hall Boardroom 36 9 Montague Close Cabaret 150 London SE1 9DD Dinner 240 T/ 020 7403 3300 Theatre 300 E/ [email protected] Reception 600 Facilities 11 www.banksidevenues.co.uk Golden Hinde www.goldenhinde.com The Golden Hinde is a full size reconstruction of the 16th century warship, and provides a unique venue to entertain in Elizabethan style. The Golden Hinde is delighted to welcome everyone aboard for a variety of events including wedding ceremonies, children’s parties and corporate receptions. They can also provide a number of services including catering, Elizabethan entertainers, flowers and photographers. Contact details Capacities max. Golden Hinde The Great Cabin 40 Clink Street The Hold 50 London SE1 9DG Ship 100 T/ 020 7403 0123 E/ [email protected] Facilities 12 www.banksidevenues.co.uk Jerwood Space www.jerwoodspace.co.uk Housing a contemporary art gallery, glasshouse No amplified music, however, background and courtyard, Jerwood Space is light and airy music through the gallery speaker system during the day and sparkling at night, its and acoustic music can be arranged.
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