Imperial War Museum London, Orpen Boardroom
Imperial War Museum, Lambeth Road, London, SE1 6HZ -
Up to
70 guests
Offers
catering
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.
If you would like to know more things about our spaces, please feel free to send us an enquiry with your request and we'll answer you as soon as possible.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 70
Dining
up to 50
Theatre
up to 60
Boardroom
up to 22
Cabaret
up to 35
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Reviews
paul byrne
September 2024Great museum. I am world war 2 buff so this was great. Planes hanging from ceilings. Some tanks. Great walk through and it leads you around perfectly. You literally could spend the day there.
D W
August 2024Completely taken with how museum was redesigned since my 90s visit. Engrossing experience if you have the time to soak it in. If you are looking for massive trays of weapons, you may find the exhibits lighter than expected. Really well presented though.
Susan Scott
August 2024This fabulous museum was in walking distance of our hotel. We spent just over 2 hours there because they were closing. We obviously didn't see it all but enjoyed what we were able to fit in. Having only visited war museums in the US, we really enjoyed having a more international perspective.
Tom Werner
September 2024Awesome amount of very well presented mostly world war related content. Original equipment together with video installations make it a very impressive experience. And all that content is available for free.
Edd Coomber
September 2024Excellent. Very well presented and completely free. The holocaust display is well presented. You feel worse the further you move through it, which really gives you an emotional experience on such a sad part of history. Go early to avoid the crowds.
