My Venues
The 'My Venues' feature allows you to keep track of your favourite venues. Once you have found a venue that you think could be perfect for your event, simply click the 'Add to my venues' link on that page and your venue will be saved here. You can then click on the 'My Venues' link at any time to view your favourite venues.
Your venues will be saved for the duration of your visit to the Westminster Collection website.
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Uniquely situated in the shadow of Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the London Eye, London's award winning Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre is a premier purpose built venue. Offering the finest facilities to meeting planners and combining modern comfort with the very latest in technology, including Internet access and wireless PC connection throughout the Centre.
The St Stephens Club is a private members club, as well as a unique venue.The Club was founded in 1870 under the patronage of Benjamin Disraeli, as a convenient meeting place for Conservative Members of Parliament.Set in the heart of Westminster. This beautiful townhouse has a private garden and views of the royal park.The club is traditionally decorated, and has a lot of natural light.It is highly regarded for its discretion and personal service.The club has a rich political history, but is now open to all.All event enquiries coming through the Westminster collection will be sponsored by the club.
The House, designed by Robert Adam in the early 1770s, is the historic home of the RSA. A famous centre for Enlightenment thinking, the building has been the intellectual and social home of some of the greatest thinkers and social activists of the past 200 years. Today it is also recognised as one of the most exclusive and sought after locations in London for a wide range of commercial and social. events Our unique, listed building combines Georgian grandeur with high quality contemporary design to provide a flexible space that can cater for a variety of different functions. events.
Founded in 1660, the Royal Society is the independent scientific academy of the UK, dedicated to promoting excellence in science. Many eminent scientists have been elected as Fellows of the Society including Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, Dorothy Hodgkin and Stephen Hawking.
