The British Library

Located next to St Pancras International, and within walking distance of King’s Cross and Euston stations, The British Library is well connected to the capital and the continent. As the largest building constructed in the UK during the 20th century, it maintains a very British identity. And this goes for food – catered by Peyton Events – as well as architecture. Inside, it houses a 240-capacity state-of-the-art conference centre and a range of meeting spaces, such as the Dickens and Bronte rooms, in addition to a wealth of artefacts that includes the Magna Carta. The venue can accommodate evening receptions and dinners, as well as barbecues in the Terrace restaurant, which has space for 280 guests.