British Museum
The British Museum, located in Bloomsbury, was founded in 1753, and was the first national public museum in the world. From the beginning it granted free admission to all ‘studious and curious persons’. Today the museum is home to an extensive collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts, The Parthenon Sculptures and Chinese ceramics to name but a few.
The opportunity to entertain in the Museum’s Great Court, which is the largest covered public square in Europe, and the galleries is made available exclusively to Corporate Partners and sponsors.
Contact: hello@clerkenwellgreen.com to find out more about corporate sponsorship opportunities and event bookings at the British Museum.
Standing capacities
1000
Seated capacities
400
Address
Great Russell St, Bloomsbury, London WC1B 3DG
The British Museum is the world’s oldest national public museum. Founded in 1753, it opened its doors in 1759, 17 years before the Declaration of Independence. It was free to all ‘studious and curious persons’, and it’s still free today.
- Great Court 1000 400
- Enlightenment Gallery 250 180
- Egyptian Sculpture Gallery 400 250
- Prints and Drawings 200 -
- Nereid Room 300 200
- Addis Gallery 120 60
- Court Restaurant 50 30
- Wellcome Trust Gallery 300 180
