Guildhall

London, EC2

The Great Hall of Guildhall is the third largest civic hall in England, where royalty and state visitors have been entertained down the centuries. The imposing medieval hall has stained glass windows and several monuments to national heroes including Admiral Lord Nelson, the Duke of Wellington and Sir Winston Churchill. The Old Library building housed the Guildhall library and the Guildhall Museum until 1974, when the collections moved to the newly constructed west wing and the Museum of London.

Both the Old Library and the adjacent Print Room are now used as reception rooms.

Beneath the Guildhall lie the largest medieval crypts in London wherein concerts, receptions and dinners are held in the msot atmospheric and historic location in London.