Natural History Museum
Natural History Museum
Earth Hall
Address
Cromwell Road Greater London, England SW7 5BD
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Capacity
Seated: 200
Standing: 400
F&B Options
Equipment
- A/V Equipment
- Air Conditioning
- Sound System
- Lighting Equipment
Frequent Uses
- Meetings
- Private Dining
Overview
The celestial map adorning the walls of Earth Hall provides a beautiful backdrop to the Museum's giant metal Earth sculpture. The most intact Stegosaurus fossil ever found take pride of place in Earth Hall, at almost six metres long. Your guests will be surrounded by remarkable objects that tell the story of our planet and solar system, including moon rock, precious metals and fluorescent minerals. These specimens tell their own stories of Earth's chaotic past. The Earth galleries can be added to your event to provide a unique pre-dinner drinks experience or to increase capacity for a reception. Your guests will travel through the Earth sculpture to galleries such as Volcanoes and Earthquakes and Earth's Treasury.
