Middle Temple Hall

Venue Review of Middle Temple Hall

One of the finest Elizabethan halls in the country, Middle Temple Hall’s original oak roof and stained glass windows have provided the backdrop for a number of famous period films. It’s easy to see why, as the building (on a site originally owned by the Knights Templar) is simply brimming with historical significance. The 32-person Bench Table in the Hall, which is made from 29ft planks of a single oak tree, is believed to be a gift from Elizabeth I, floated down the Thames from Windsor Forest. The main hall with its intricately carved panelling is a treat for winter events, while the venue’s award-winning garden is a lovely spot for receptions. The location is good for the City and West End.

London 2012 Venue Register - AVAILABLE: Middle Temple Hall expressed an interest in accomodating the Olympics teams and currently is accepting bookings.