South west London

Situated in an historic Victorian building on the borders of Soho and Mayfair, Bentley’s combines a relaxed outside Terrace, a stylish oyster bar with a more formal Grill restaurant. Bentley's also has two beautiful private rooms, seating from 8 to 60 guests, or for a canape reception for 100.

Bar Social is one of the best cocktail bars in South London, offering exquisite award winning cocktails in stylish and ambient surroundings. The bar is located on Lavender Hill in the heart of Clapham, within easy walking distance of both Clapham Common and Clapham Junction tube and train stations.

A hidden gem…a quintessentially British gala and event venue in the heart of London...

Set in 42 acres of magnificent grounds on the border of the Thames in Fulham, The Hurlingham Club is a green oasis of tradition and international renown, effortlessly combining timeless elegance with state of the art event facilities.

A beautiful Visitor's Centre and reserve for the conservation of wetlands and wildlife, only 20 minutes from the heart of London.

42 hectares of beautiful lakes, pools and lagoons; a number of unique rooms with gorgeous views across the reserve; state-of-the-art conferencing equipment; an 80-capacity theatre; free on-site car parking; disabled access throughout; guided tours of the reserve are available for guests interested in the centre's wildlife.

Kew Palace was built in 1631 for Samuel Fortrey, a Flemish merchant and later acquired by George II in 1729 as lodging for his three eldest daughters. His son, George III and his large family used Kew Palace extensively as their summer residence and it was first opened to the public by his granddaughter Queen Victoria.

The seed for Kew Gardens was sown in the exotic garden at Kew Park created by Lord Capel of Tewkesbury. George III enriched the gardens and later purchased Kew Palace, in 1781 as a nursery for the royal children. As well as 300 acres of gardens, Kew's landmark buildings include the Palm House, built by architect Decimus Burton and iron-maker Richard Turner between 1844 and 1848 and which was the first large-scale structural use of wrought iron.

London’s oldest botanic garden offers a tranquil and memorable location for a variety of events including wedding receptions, anniversary parties, corporate functions, a company away-day or confidential meeting. With over four acres of land, Chelsea Physic Garden can offer a range of spaces for your event:

The Garden and Main Lawn