With its richly panelled walls, fine oil paintings and beautiful 17th century mural by Antonio Verrio, the impressive Great Hall is the largest of our indoor spaces and is little changed since Sir Christopher Wren first designed it more than 300 years ago.

The two rooms of the elegant State Apartments – the Council Chamber and the Ante-Room – boast a prestigious history of entertaining monarchs and other notable figures since the late 17th century. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren and later embellished by Robert Adams, these beautiful rooms feature paintings by Kneller and Lely.

The stunning Wren Chapel, with its sonorous acoustics, is available for use for a number of different events including concerts, carol concerts, debates, lectures and media launches.

Featuring a fine mural of The Resurrection by Sebastiano Ricci, dating from 1714, the Chapel creates inspiration and a sense of drama for events and can accommodate up to 400 people.

The elegant Figure Court lies at the very heart of Wren’s original design for the Royal Hospital. Bordered by the State Apartments, the Chapel and the Great Hall, the courtyard space is dominated by the imposing guilded statue of Charles II, created by Grinling Gibbons and presented to the King in 1682.

Ranelagh Gardens is one of London’s hidden gems. Tucked away in the extensive grounds of the Royal Hospital, these magical gardens provide an ideal outdoor space for a whole host of events, from theatrical productions and children’s parties, to summer drinks receptions.

Ideal for corporate sports or team building events, Burton Court facilities include tennis courts, a football pitch and a cricket pitch with nets, as well as a large area of green space suitable for a wide range of activities. Changing rooms and showers area also available in the cricket pavilion.