5/5 D T. 2 months ago on Google • 460 reviews New
After
attending
an
event
at
Armourers'
Hall
in
London,
I
was
completely
blown
away
not
just
by
the
venue
itself
but
also
by
its
convenient
location
and
the
extraordinary
collection
of
armour
it
houses.
Nestled
at
81
Coleman
Street,
EC2R
5BJ,
its
proximity
to
Moorgate
station
is
incredibly
convenient,
making
the
journey
there
and
around
a
breeze
for
anyone
looking
to
attend.
This
accessibility,
combined
with
the
venue's
striking
historical
aura,
will
immediately
make
any
event
held
here
memorable
and
a
great
talk
point,
I
would
even
argue
the
venue
itself
is
a
great
ice
breaker.
Walking
into
Armourers'
Hall
is
like
stepping
into
a
different
era.
The
hall
is
practically
a
museum,
boasting
an
impressive
array
of
coats
of
armour
and
weapons
that
tell
tales
of
a
medieval
bygone
age.
Each
piece
displayed
around
the
venue
adds
to
the
ambiance,
making
you
feel
like
you're
part
of
London's
rich
tapestry
of
history.
The
Livery
Hall,
with
its
majestic
Gothic
barrel-vaulted
ceiling
and
stained-glass
windows,
offers
a
backdrop
that's
both
awe-inspiring
and
welcoming.
It's
fascinating
to
host
an
event
in
a
space
that
has
seen
centuries
of
history,
yet
provides
all
the
modern
amenities
you
could
need.
The
versatility
of
the
spaces
within
Armourers'
Hall,
including
the
Gold
Drawing
Room,
Court
Room,
and
Library,
means
there's
a
perfect
setting
for
every
type
of
gathering,
from
formal
dinners
to
intimate
lunches.
Armourers'
Hall
isn't
just
a
venue;
it's
a
piece
of
London's
history
brought
to
life,
conveniently
located
and
rich
with
stories.
For
anyone
seeking
a
venue
that
combines
historical
grandeur
with
practicality
and
ease
of
access,
look
no
further.
This
place
is
a
hidden
gem
that
offers
an
unparalleled
experience.
The
outside
is
very
unassuming,
and
would
go
unnoticed
if
you
didn't
know
it
was
there.
Highly
recommend
this
venue,
very
suitable
for
a
variety
of
small
to
medium
size
events.
