The Royal Horticultural Halls
The Royal Horticultural Halls and Conference Centre is located in the heart of Westminster, London and comprises of two very fine exhibition Halls and a Conference Centre.
This important and well-established multi-purpose events venue enjoys a prime location in an attractive residential area of Central London. The venue hosts wide range of events from trade and consumer fairs to corporate events and conferences.
The Lindley Hall overlooking leafy Vincent Square is the central London venue for corporate events. Originally built in 1904, this Edwardian building has state-of-the art contemporary facilities. The venue is regularly used for product launches, fashion shows, banquets and functions, conferences, road shows and small exhibitions.
The Lawrence Hall With Art Deco style and high ceilings, Hall has hosted niche market trade shows and public exhibitions. When combined with the Conference Centre it has proved a successful choice for exhibition organisers looking for up to 1,800m² of captivating space that can motivate the exhibitors and excite the visitors.
"The Quality Crown Hotel Hyde Park and Quality Crown Hotel Paddington are all on a direct route to St. James' Park and Westminster stations on the Circle (Yellow) line from Paddington tube station. Quality Crown hotel Kensington is also on a direct route from both Gloucester Road tube station on the Circle (Yellow) Line and District (Green) Line. All three Quality Crown Hotels are of four star standard and well accustomed to hosting delegates to trade shows and exhibitions."
Visiting The London Royal Horticultural Halls:
Address: Greycoat Street, Westminster, London, SW1P 2PE
Telephone: 020 7828 4125
Nearest Underground Stations: St James's Park Tube (7 minutes), Pimlico Tube (9 minutes)
Please visit, for more information on London Royal Horticultural Halls
What's on at The Royal Horticultural Halls and Conference Centre :
Mind Body Spirit Festival 2009
01 - 31 May 2009 (Date to be confirmed)
Mind Body Spirit Festival is noted for a history of healing for those happy to accept meditation and hypnosis as a part of everyday life.
This important and well-established multi-purpose events venue enjoys a prime location in an attractive residential area of Central London. The venue hosts wide range of events from trade and consumer fairs to corporate events and conferences.
The Lindley Hall overlooking leafy Vincent Square is the central London venue for corporate events. Originally built in 1904, this Edwardian building has state-of-the art contemporary facilities. The venue is regularly used for product launches, fashion shows, banquets and functions, conferences, road shows and small exhibitions.
The Lawrence Hall With Art Deco style and high ceilings, Hall has hosted niche market trade shows and public exhibitions. When combined with the Conference Centre it has proved a successful choice for exhibition organisers looking for up to 1,800m² of captivating space that can motivate the exhibitors and excite the visitors.
"The Quality Crown Hotel Hyde Park and Quality Crown Hotel Paddington are all on a direct route to St. James' Park and Westminster stations on the Circle (Yellow) line from Paddington tube station. Quality Crown hotel Kensington is also on a direct route from both Gloucester Road tube station on the Circle (Yellow) Line and District (Green) Line. All three Quality Crown Hotels are of four star standard and well accustomed to hosting delegates to trade shows and exhibitions."
Visiting The London Royal Horticultural Halls:
Address: Greycoat Street, Westminster, London, SW1P 2PE
Telephone: 020 7828 4125
Nearest Underground Stations: St James's Park Tube (7 minutes), Pimlico Tube (9 minutes)
Please visit, for more information on London Royal Horticultural Halls
What's on at The Royal Horticultural Halls and Conference Centre :
Mind Body Spirit Festival 2009
01 - 31 May 2009 (Date to be confirmed)
Mind Body Spirit Festival is noted for a history of healing for those happy to accept meditation and hypnosis as a part of everyday life.
