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Imperial War Museum London, Roof Terrace

Location pin

Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Road, London, SE1 6HZ - 

  • Users

    Up to
    250 guests

  • Table with chairs

    Offers
    catering

  • Delivery truck

    Internal Catering
    allowed

IWM London has been transformed. Designed by Foster + Partners, a spectacular new Atrium forms the heart of the museum and a breath-taking hanging gallery in the rooftop provides dramatic views of the floors beneath. Along with the remodeled daytime meeting and conference rooms, IWM London provides the perfect showcase for events big and small, traditional and low-key or high profile and inspirational.

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Capacity & layout

Standing

Standing

up to 250

Catering & drinks

Catering arrangements

Catering arrangements

Refreshments

Refreshments

Alcohol

Alcohol

Amenities

Natural light

Natural light

Public transport

Public transport

Audio & visual

WiFi

WiFi

Location

Reviews

  • David H

    December 2024

    Incredible record of WWI, WWII and the Holocaust with additional and surprising artifacts such as the bean from the Arizona from Pearl Harbour, aom steel from th North tower of the World Trade Center and a cars remains from a suicide bomb from Iraq. The ground floor showcases some vehicles but mainly covers WWI. The most chilling and draw dropping part here is the trench weapons. It's insane to think of people bashing each other with these. The 1st floor is WWI and the most memorable part here is the lead up to fascism. The museum presents Germany, Italy and Japan really well and you get a good understanding of the gradual fall towards total chaos. The next floor covers the Holocaust gallery and I was shaken after this. But I only managed to spend over two hours here, I will be back again to spend at least 4 hours to read all the information provided. An amazing museum that should be a must see for all visitors to London.

  • Lara Simmon

    November 2024

    Visited on a weekday, so the museum was quiet with plenty of space and time to read placards in peace. Most displays incorporated child-friendly items to explore, which several school students visiting at the same time took on. Really worth the visit.

  • Trinity

    November 2024

    Plan to spend more time than planned. My family visited and we were amazed at the up to date exhibits. The exhibits were extremely informative filled with objects from the past and working technology. We could have easily spent additional hours here.

  • Lisa Hoy

    September 2024

    Take a visit to this museum you will not be disappointed, firstly it’s free, and there is so much to see, it’s been over 35 years since I last visited this place and so much has changed for the better. We only went for the afternoon so didn’t get to see all of it but we will return. The Second World War vehicles etc are impressive, however the holocaust exhibition is mind blowing so very interesting and very well thought out, could have spent longer there but ran out of time!! So will return. There is a cafe which we didn’t go in but looked lovely and shops, the place was fairly quiet as it was during the week.

  • brian

    October 2024

    Good set of exhibitions and lots of interesting information. More interactive opportunities for younger kids would have kept them entertained more but in general bay good museum.