National Maritime Museum Venue Hire

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National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, SE10 9NF

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020 8858 4422

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National Maritime Museum has 7 rooms available for private hire

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Venue hire at National Maritime Museum

Hire this venue for your own event - it has seven function rooms the largest of which can hold a maximum of 750 guests and the smallest is ideal for 12.

Located in the heart of Greenwich, the National Maritime Museum has a monumental mission: to showcase mankind's association with the sea. The collection dates back to 1823 when a National Gallery of Naval Art was established, and the museum is housed in an elegant building which used to be an asylum. The collection spans seascape paintings and scientific instruments, and covers everything from sea power to piracy. The new Nelson gallery, which opened to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar, displays Nelson's bloodstained uniform. Visitors can try their hand with ropes, rowing, and steering equipment. The Peter Harrison Planetarium, Meridian Line and the largest telescope in the UK are all highlights of a trip to the museum.

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The MoonThe MoonNot just for the lunatics and the conspiracy theorists, The Moon is a major exhibition at the Royal Museums Greenwich, timed to coincide with the fiftieth anniversary of the first moon landing on 20th July 1969. The earliest drawings of the Moon, made using a telescope by Thomas Harriott, are loaned from the collection of Lord Egremont, along with 21st October 2019Sunday 5th January 2020 Where:

National Maritime Museum, Park Row SE10 9NF

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The Moon
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VENUE National Maritime Museum
Not just for the lunatics and the conspiracy theorists, The Moon is a major exhibition at the Royal Museums Greenwich, timed to coincide with the fiftieth anniversary of the first moon landing on 20th July 1969. The earliest drawings of the Moon, made using a telescope by Thomas Harriott, are loaned from the collection of Lord Egremont, along with ... More about this event

Marvellous MoonsMarvellous MoonsIn the year that marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing, the Royal Observatory Greenwich is looking beyond our Moon with its new exhibition, Marvellous Moons. While Earth only has one moon, there are in fact hundreds of them - nearly 200 moons have been discovered in our Solar System. All come in different shapes and sizes and som21st October 2019Friday 20th March 2020 Where:

Royal Observatory Greenwich, National Maritime Museum Greenwich SE10 9NF

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Marvellous Moons
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TIMES 25th May 2019 to 20th March 2020 PRICING Free
In the year that marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing, the Royal Observatory Greenwich is looking beyond our Moon with its new exhibition, Marvellous Moons. While Earth only has one moon, there are in fact hundreds of them - nearly 200 moons have been discovered in our Solar System. All come in different shapes and sizes and som... More about this event

CALM launch the Lost Hours Walk, calling on hundreds of people to walk together through Central LondCALM launch the Lost Hours Walk, calling on hundreds of people to walk together through Central LondCommunity & Lifestyle, Charity/Fundraising Event.26th October 2019Saturday 26th October 2019 Where:

National Maritime Museum, Park Row SE10 9NF

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CALM launch the Lost Hours Walk, calling on hundreds of people to walk together through Central Lond
event Saturday 26th October 2019
TIMES Saturday 26th October 2019 - 11pm PRICING £22-£30
Community & Lifestyle, Charity/Fundraising Event.

Brolly Productions: The Powder MonkeyBrolly Productions: The Powder MonkeyDominic Hingorani directs Errollyn Wallen's opera set on board a slave ship in 1788 during an uprising of slaves, as seen through the eyes of an African boy called Chukwunenye.5th November 2019Tuesday 5th November 2019 Where:

National Maritime Museum, Park Row SE10 9NF

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Brolly Productions: The Powder Monkey
event Tuesday 5th November 2019
TIMES Tuesday 5th November 2019 - 7pm-8.45pm PRICING £15, child/mems £13
Dominic Hingorani directs Errollyn Wallen's opera set on board a slave ship in 1788 during an uprising of slaves, as seen through the eyes of an African boy called Chukwunenye.