Aerospace Bristol, The Concorde Gallery photo #0

Aerospace Bristol, The Concorde Gallery photo #1

Aerospace Bristol, The Concorde Gallery photo #10

Aerospace Bristol, The Concorde Gallery

Patchway, Bristol, BS34 5BZ -

Up to
700 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed

Offering a truly unique venue for corporate and private events, award ceremonies, a special wedding setting, and a first class dining experience, the Concorde Gallery seats up to 550 guests for a three course meal under the wings of the supersonic passenger jet or a drinks reception on the balcony. The Concorde Hangar also features a range of versatile spaces, to suit a wide variety of events, and a theatre space with raked seating that is ideal for talks, film screenings or product launches. Finally, top off your occasion with an exclusive private viewing of Concorde and the Aerospace Bristol exhibition. Your guests will be treated to a fascinating story of ingenious design, engineering innovation and remarkable social history, from the first flights through to the modern day

For those who flew Concorde, the supersonic passenger jet offered the ultimate in luxury travel. Now, you can step aboard once again and relive that experience. Enjoy Champagne on the Concorde Balcony and fine dining under the wings of Concorde. The Concorde Gallery is the perfect space for the grandest occasions and a truly exceptional venue.

See our full Christmas packages below.
Your private hire includes:
• Exclusive hire of the Concorde Hangar from 7 pm until midnight
• Arrival drink
• During the drinks receptions guests will have the opportunity to step aboard the last Concorde to ever take to the skies plus view the Concorde exhibit.
• DJ and Christmas lights
• 3 Course sit down meal
• Bar service
• Complimentary car parking
150+ £73.10 +VAT per person

Capacity & layout

Standing

up to 700

Dining

up to 500

Theatre

up to 600

Cabaret

up to 500

Pricing
& opening hours

Weekly schedule

monday
8:00 - 24:00
tuesday
8:00 - 24:00
wednesday
8:00 - 24:00
thursday
8:00 - 24:00
friday
8:00 - 24:00
saturday
8:00 - 24:00
sunday
8:00 - 24:00

Price type: Per guest

from £95 per guest
from £95 per guest
from £95 per guest
from £95 per guest
from £95 per guest
from £95 per guest
from £95 per guest

Catering & drinks

Catering arrangements

Refreshments

Alcohol

Amenities

Disabled access

Premises parking

Breakout rooms

Audio & visual

WiFi

Space rules

Allowed events

Licensed for alcohol

Attendee Minimum Age

Cancellation policy

Cancellation less than 3 months prior- 25% of the balance. Cancellation less than 2 months before the Event- 50% of the balance. Cancellation less than 1 month before the Event- 75% of balance. Cancellation less than 2 weeks before the Event 100% of the balance.

Location

Reviews

Donna Mary
October 2024
This is a wonderful place to visit. So much to see. The highlight is the last ever Concorde to fly, which you can go inside. Lovely cafe and an excellent shop. Very friendly staff. A fantastic day out.
G
August 2024
Had a great few hours here today. Such friendly staff and the exhibits are all very well presented. Concord is a great place and where better to see it than here. Thank you all so much for a fantastic morning.
Kari Reed
November 2024
All the displays are in great shape. Knowledgeable docents. The Concorde is the star here, but also nearly every aircraft built by Bristol is represented. Good cafe too.
Richard G
September 2024
An excellent and modern interpretation of the history of the Aerospace industry in Bristol. However, it is a rather "singular" attraction, with Concorde, the last one ever to land, very much stealing the show. The old Doclands Industrial Museum from which several of the exhibits came, had more of general Bristol Industrial history and, in my opinion, for most visitors, was more rewarding for it. However, in all other respects this is a superb Museum in all the ways that you would want it to be. Excellent, state of the art, interaction, backed up by some of the nicest and most knowledgeable volunteers that I have come across make this a "must visit" for anyone interested in aircraft or the early social history related to aircraft manufacture. Another striking impression that I walked away with was just how lovingly cared for the exhibits and the historic building that all but Concorde are housed in, are.