Great Britain’s rich and often turbulent history is perhaps best reflected in its buildings, and nowhere is this more apparent than in those properties associated with the Royal Family and their celebrations. Such iconic and indelible signposts to rulers and their reigns have captivated visitors for years and continue to stimulate the interest of people of all ages.

The Tower of London has been the setting for many great events during its 900-year history as a royal palace and fortress, prison and place of execution, arsenal, mint, menagerie, as well as home to the Crown Jewels. You will have exclusive access to enjoy the White Tower and armories as well as the- Jewel Room whilst enjoying canapes and a glass (or two) of champagne.

The Tower of London is one of the most famous castle keeps in the world, it was built, to awe, subdue and terrify Londoners and to deter foreign invaders. It’s now an iconic symbol of London and Britain and one of the world’s premier tourist attractions. A World Heritage Site - along with the rest of the Tower complex, the White Tower is one of the most important historic buildings in the world. The Crown Jewels are the greatest working collection of Crown Jewels in the world and include the world’s most famous diamonds - the enormous Cullinan I and the notorious Koh-i-Noor.

After the viewing guests will leave the Tower via the Traitor’s Gate, to join the Silver Sturgeon, one of the largest vessels on the Thames. Music and a buffet while viewing many of the most famous sights of London from the river will complete a fabulous evening.

Great Britain’s rich and often turbulent history is perhaps best reflected in its buildings, and nowhere is this more apparent than in those properties associated with the Royal Family and their celebrations. Such iconic and indelible signposts to rulers and their reigns have captivated visitors for years and continue to stimulate the interest of people of all ages.

The Palace of Whitehall was the Sovereign’s main London residence from the reign of Henry VIII reign, until its destruction by fire in 1698. The only part to survive was the Banqueting House, a lone testament to the splendour of a regal past.

Designed by Inigo Jones for James I and completed in 1622, the Banqueting House was an architectural marvel for its era. Inspired by Italian Renaissance palazzi it ushered in a whole new era of architecture. Charles I commissioned the Flemish artist Sir Peter Paul Rubens to embellish the main hall with a cycle of nine ceiling paintings depicting the achievements of his predecessor James I. Completed in 1635, this magnificent ceiling is one of the finest complete installations of Baroque art in the country.

Hampton Court Palace is a former royal palace in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, south west London, England, United Kingdom. The palace is located 11.7 miles south west of Charing Cross and upstream of Central London on the River Thames. It is open to the public as a major tourist attraction.

The palace’s Home Park is the site of the annual Hampton Court Palace Festival and Hampton Court Palace Flower Show and, of course, the worldfamous Hampton Court Maze.

A multi-language audio guide, available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Korean and Japanese leads you through the Palace.

In the very heart of Westminster, the award-winning Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre is a prime purpose-built venue, uniquely situated in the shadow of Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the London Eye. The QEII Conference Centre has been designed not only to provide the finest facilities, but also to create the perfect environment for a successful and productive event.

Specialising in a wide range of events from 40 to 1300 delegates, the Centre offers excellent facilities, modern comfort and the latest technology.

As you would expect from a world-class venue, the technical, presentation and communications facilities are modern, efficient and adaptable. The Centre is fully air-conditioned and it is also one of the most intelligent buildings in the UK, with built-in wireless network, in-house audio visual services, webcasting and online conference service.




Centrally located on London’s South Bank, the luxury 5 Star London Marriott Hotel, County Hall is traditionally elegant. Breathtaking views overlooking Big Ben and the River Thames await you and the hotel amenities and first-class service are the envy of many hotels in London.

Originally used a seat of government, the Marriott County Hall has been restored, yet has retained its beautiful architecture - from the towering bronze doors to the polished marble floors. The air-conditioned guest rooms feature a dedicated work area, internet access, luxury bedding and many offer river views. Leave your worries behind with a swim in the indoor pool, a work out in the gym, or relaxing treatment in the spa.

Ideally located next to Tate Britain and the River Thames with the London Eye, Houses of Parliament and all the shopping and theatres of the West End only a short walk away. As well as 460 contemporary bedrooms, the City Inn Westminster Hotel boasts the stylish Millbank Lounge bar and thoroughly modern cuisine of City Café.

Whether you are on business or just a break, City Inn Westminster gives you the space to live, work and relax in London.

Stay in the heart of Westminster at Crowne Plaza London - St. James. This four-star deluxe hotel combines the best central London location with supremely comfortable accommodation, high speed internet access, modern conference facilities and superb cuisine.

Take in the history of this regal location, five minutes from Buckingham Palace, with its own tranquil courtyard and beautiful Victorian façade. The most famous of the London landmarks are all within walking distance of the hotel as well as Knightsbridge shopping and the West End theatres. Enjoy the warmth and great hospitality of Crowne Plaza London - St. James in beautiful, well-appointed rooms and suites, many with views onto the stunning central fountain. The elegant Edwardian rooms in combination with the tranquil courtyard are the ideal London location for your stay.

The stunning Sofitel St James London is located in the former home of Cox and Kings bank in the very heart of London. This sympathetically renovated building is English heritage grade II listed and now houses one of London’s most unique five-star hotels - combining traditional British design with a contemporary style that is unmistakably French. The award-winning Brasserie Roux restaurant offers first class French brasserie cuisine and these high standards are reflected throughout the hotel.

Located on the corner of Pall Mall and Waterloo Place, the hotel lies in the heart of St. James’s, a prestigious and lively district of London, within walking distance of St. James’s Park, Buckingham Palace and less than a five minute stroll from Trafalgar Square, city centre theatres and the fabulous shopping on Regent, Piccadilly, Oxford and Bond streets.

For international travellers with an appreciation of art and culture, Sofitel St James London is more than a luxury hotel – it’s somewhere that will always feel like home.