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An inspirational tour of London’snew and improved event venues

CONTENTSIntroductionThe city’s wider legacy from London 2012Inspired by sport1 Aquatics Centre2 ExCeL3 Lord’s4 Multi-use Arena5 WembleyInspired by 20127 Aloft at ExCeL8 ArcelorMittal Orbit9 Aspers Casino and Sky Bar10 Hilton Wembley11 Searcys Champagne BarInspired by nature12 South Park Hub13 north Park Events LawnInspired by history14 Household Cavalry Museum15 Inner Temple and APEX Temple Court16 one Great George Street17 Somerset House18 Trinity HouseInspired by luxury19 Bulgari Hotel20 Lancaster London21 ME Hotel22 The Shard23 South Place Hotel24 W HotelMeet our experts

London – the best just got even betterWhen the great gets even greater, it’s time to sit up and take noticeAnd that’s just what’s happened to London.It’s already acknowledged as one of the greatest cities in the world to hold events of all sizes and types.Now the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games has delivered or inspired a glorious array of newand improved venues to appeal to the world.As this booklet reveals, these venues extend far beyond the purpose-built Olympic Park, now known asthe Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. They also include venues inspired by the enduring glow of the Games’famous five rings.Indeed, many venues were opened or refurbished specifically with 2012 in mind, to cater for the needsof the thousands of visitors and athletes alike.London also showcases venues of unparalleled heritage and history, several used to houseOlympic activities.Venues which appeal to the luxury market comprise the jewels in London’s crown, particularly those whichhave changed the London skyline.And it’s not just London’s skyline which has altered – its landscape has too, with nature to the fore increating several wonderful new outdoor spaces.Finally, sport in general has taken its lead from the Games. London’s existing and new sports venues arenow ready and waiting to host events designed to motivate teams and individuals to Olympian achievements.This booklet will give you a taste of the inspiring venues London offers the world.But there are lots more – to see them, just visit the London & Partners official convention bureau website:www.londonandpartners.com/convention-bureauBetter still, come and see them in person.

A legacy beyond locations that’s here to stay PeopleHosting the biggest event in the world has genuinely enhanced the existing event industry skills Londonalready possessed – and showcased the city’s ability to welcome global visitors to the capital. PrideThere is a renewed sense of pride in London. This is exemplified by the volunteering culture whichnow exists. This can all be brought to bear on future events, providing a knowledgeable, human face towelcome the world. PartnershipThe Games showed how partnership in its many forms can be harnessed to deliver world-class events.This includes partnership across and between the 33 London boroughs and crucially, between the city,event owners and key stakeholders. PerceptionWith the scrutiny of the world upon it, London delivered on time, on spec and on budget. A global audienceof almost five billion watched the Games. All will have been impressed by the city’s professionalism.London’s global reputation has ascended new heights.

Product and placesLondon’s overall infrastructure has improved as a result of London 2012. A £6.5 billion transport upgradenow sits alongside the existing visitor and retail attractions. London now offers over 102,000 hotelbedrooms – and they’re all here to stay, literally. PersonalityThe events of summer 2012 have revealed London’s all-round personality. You can rely on its greatorganisational skills, and its ability to mix heritage with innovation. A few years ago, who would have thoughtBeach Volleyball would be played at Horse Guards Parade? PermutationsLondon 2012 showcased to the world how its open spaces could be adapted for visitor and competitor use.It also showed how temporary (pop-up) structures and spaces could be created to great effect – and howcultural programmes can engage a wider audience. PipelineAs a result of all the above, there has been an upsurge in enquiries about hosting major events in London.The message to the events and business tourism world is: ‘If you want to come to London, you’d better talkto us as soon as possible’.Overall, London has been seen to be a fun place to live and work – and a brilliant settingfor unforgettable events.

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If motivating to new performance heights is your event’s goal –where better than an Olympic venue?Some of these venues are within the Queen Elizabeth OlympicPark, and some in parts of London now irrevocably linked to thesports they serve. All can add Olympic glory to your event.Inspired bY...SPORTHere’s how a snapshot of London’s sportingcollection shapes up:12345Aquatics CentreExCeLLord’sMulti-use ArenaWembley

AQUATICS CENTREQUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARK www.londonlegacy.co.uk/corporate-events1Custom-built for the Olympic andParalympic Games, the remarkableAquatics Centre saw 400 medalsawarded across the swimming, divingand synchronised swimming events.Now your event can bask in the reflectedglory of these medal winners. Apart frombecoming a local community facility, it willcontinue to be used by elite swimmers fortraining, plus can be transformed into aunique event experience.The venue is made up of two 50mpools and one 25m diving pool. With itsmoveable floors it can transform itselfinto an exceptional event venue, ideal forpoolside gala dining for up to 500 peopleor team building days.Available from spring 2014, the wholecentre is a potential playground forcreative event planners.

EXCEL LONDONROYAL DOCKS www.excel-london.co.uk2ExCeL London is the capital’s largestconvention and events venue.It played a major role in the Olympic andParalympic Games, hosting seven Olympicevents, including boxing and wrestling, andsix Paralympic events, such as wheelchairfencing and sitting volleyball.It offers a vast 100,000 sq m of flexibleevent space, including London’s firstInternational Convention Centre. The listand type of events it has hosted is virtuallyendless, attracting visitors and delegatesfrom all over the world.Situated close to Canary Wharf and CityAirport, it is part of a 100-acre campuswhich includes six onsite hotels, includingthe closest and newest, Aloft at ExCeL(see venue no.7) and numerous bars andrestaurants.

LORD’SST JOHN’S WOOD www.lords.org3Lord’s is the world ‘home of cricket’and its wealth and range of facilitiesmean it has become a coveted eventvenue. It was particularly covetedduring the Olympic Games, whenit hosted the archery competition.The ground itself stretches back tothe 19th century and has capacity ofjust under 30,000. Behind the scenes,its event spaces are versatile and full ofcharacter. They range from the historicPavilion to contemporary event spacesuch as the cutting-edge JP MorganMedia Centre.A tour of the iconic grounds can also beincluded for guests with a penchant forthe past.It is easy to reach by public transportand there are many excellent hotelsnearby for those attending conferencesor staying overnight.

Multi-Use ArenaQUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARK www.londonlegacy.co.uk/corporate-events4The Olympic Multi-Use Arena isnow London’s third-largest arena,with a 6,000 capacity.This will be expandable to 7,500 forconferences and trade shows and will beable to seat 2,000 people for banquets,gala dinners and concerts.It was built for the London 2012 Olympicand Paralympic Games, where it becameaffectionately known as the ‘CopperBox’, producing an incredible atmospherethanks to its intimacy and acoustics.It was used to stage several sports,including handball, the fencing element ofthe Modern Pentathlon and the Goalballcompetition in the Paralympics.Located on the west side of the QueenElizabeth Olympic Park, it will open in thesummer 2013 and is expected to hosta wide range of indoor sports trainingand competitions as well as cultural andbusiness events.

WembleyNORTH-WEST LONDON www.wembleystadium.com5Wembley is England’s highest-capacityfootball stadium and can seat 90,000spectators. It was filled to capacityduring the Olympic Games, witnessinga nail-biting final between Brazil andwinners Mexico.The stadium contains an extensive rangeof meeting spaces, with rooms rangingfrom 616 to 3,480 sq m in size, whichsuit all types of event from conferences,meetings and product launches to awardsceremonies and exhibitions.The Great Hall alone can comfortably seat1,200 for banqueting.There is plenty of parking space onsiteand there are three train stations close tothe venue. Several hotels are a short walkaway, the closest – and newest – beingthe Hilton Wembley (see venue no.10).

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By any criteria, the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Gameswere a huge success. They galvanised a nation before they tookplace, they delighted the world while they were on – and now they aredelivering a multi-faceted legacy.2012Inspired bY...London has seen a raft of new event optionscreated in readiness for this great year, such as:678910Aloft at ExCeLArcelorMittal OrbitAspers Casino and Sky BarHilton WembleySearcy’s Champagne Bar

Aloft at ExCeLVICTORIA DOCK www.aloftlondonexcel.com6Officially launched in the summer 2012,Aloft London ExCeL is the only hotelin London directly connected to theExCeL International Convention Centre.Situated just minutes from the buzzingcommercial district of Canary Wharf, anda quick train ride away from London CityAirport, this exciting new hotel is theperfect base for delegates looking toaccess the business community aswell as ExCeL.Free wired and wireless internetthroughout the hotel means you’realways connected.And if you need a break from business,or looking to entertain your delegates,the popular O² music venue is justminutes away, as well as one of thelargest shopping centres in Europe,Westfield Stratford City.

ArcelorMittal OrbitOLYMPIC PARK www.arcelormittalorbit.com7Arguably, one of the visual signatures ofthe Olympic Park was the ArcelorMittalOrbit. Now, it offers a venue forcorporate events unlike any other.Designed by Anish Kapoor and CecilBalmond, it doubles as the UK’s tallestsculpture and will be available forcorporate hire from spring 2014.It stands at an impressive 115 metrestall, making it 22 metres higher than theStatue of Liberty, to really bring the wowfactor to your event.The building’s height gives it stunningviews over the entire 250 acres of theQueen Elizabeth Olympic Park, as well asthe iconic landmarks of London. Thesecan be viewed from two glass-enclosedplatforms, with a total capacity of 300.This makes it a dazzling place to holdcorporate events, such as launchesor drinks receptions. The building isbeautifully lit at night, making the viewseven more spectacular.

Aspers Casino and Sky BarSTRATFORD www.aspersstratford.co.uk8Located in the bustling shopping districtof Westfield Stratford City, next doorto the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park,Aspers is the UK’s first super casino –and great for really engaging events.With 70 gaming tables, 150 slot machinesand a 150-seat poker room, you won’t findgambling on this scale anywhere else inBritain. There are classic table games suchas blackjack and roulette, or newer gameslike ‘Blackjack Switch’ and ‘Casino War’.However, Aspers offers plenty morebesides gambling. The casino also housesa superb 80-seat restaurant, Clary’s.And to top it all – literally – is the ‘SkyBar’ located on the top floor of WestfieldStratford City. It’s a great place toimpress your guests with stunningviews of London’s newest district, themulti-faceted Olympic Park.

Hilton WembleyWEMBLEY www.hilton.com9Directly facing the iconic WembleyStadium, the Hilton Wembley opened itsdoors for the first time in the summer of2012. It therefore welcomed the throngof excited fans heading to the stadiumfor Olympic football.So why not take advantage of this hotel’senviable position and host your next eventwithin kicking distance of one of the mostfamous stadia in the world? You couldeven take advantage of the corporateevent offer at Wembley Stadium (seevenue no.6).The hotel combines modern technologyand stylish comfort – with free WiFithroughout.The Sky Bar and Roof Terrace showcasebreathtaking views of London, and thehotel boasts 10 flexible function rooms, aswell as a boardroom and a large ballroomwith a capacity for 700.This all results in a venue to hostmemorable events – and quenchsporting thirsts.

Searcys Champagne BarSTRATFORD www.searcyschampagnebars.co.uk10Westfield Stratford City shoppingcentre is on the doorstep of the QueenElizabeth Olympic Park. It became thethreshold to the Park for thousandsof Games’ visitors. And at its centre isSearcys Champagne Bar.It sits in the upmarket ‘Village’ area,meaning guests are surrounded by some ofthe world’s most prestigious shops includingGucci, Prada, Dior and Tiffany as they siptheir champagne. So why not treat yourguests to some high-end retail therapybefore a sparkling champagne gathering?The beautifully-designed bar has a sleek,modern feel, whilst maintaining an intimate,relaxing atmosphere.All different tastes are catered for, withmany different styles of champagnerepresented. The bar also serves food,with dishes served in small, tapaslikeportions, specifically designed tocomplement champagne.

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The clement climate of London means outdoor events abound,particularly in summer.The city already possesses some excellent outdoor spaces, butseveral more have been created as a result of the developmentsneeded to host the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.Inspired bY...NATUREIn each case, the developers have had the perfectpartner – Mother Nature:1112South Park HubNorth Park Events Lawn

North Park Events LawnQUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARK www.londonlegacy.co.uk12The counterpoint to the South Parkis the North Park Events Lawn, whichcovers 12,000 sq m.It has a standing capacity of 24,000 andlike its southern neighbour is perfect forstaging concerts, outdoor shows, largescalefestivals and cultural events.The Lawn can be used on its own or inconjunction with the wider surroundingNorth Park spaces depending on anindividual event’s needs.Whether day or night, frivolous or formal,intimate or imposing – the North ParkEvents Lawn guarantees a space toenergise your audience.

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The 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games enabled Londonnot just to showcase its present, but also its past. Many historicvenues – such as those below – were used to great effectduring the Games.Inspired bY...HISTORYJust like those who benefited from these venues during thesummer of 2012, you can harness London’s past to inspireyour future:1314151617Household Cavalry MuseumInner Temple and APEX Temple CourtOne Great George StreetSomerset HouseTrinity House

Household Cavalry MuseumWESTMINSTER www.householdcavalrymuseum.co.uk13On the doorstep of the Prime Minister,Horse Guards Parade and theHousehold Cavalry Museum it containsprovide an unforgettable event location.During London’s Olympics, the area had thehonour of hosting the beach volleyball, withcrowds of 15,000 cheering on the players.Venue hire can include the 9,000sq m Parade Ground, which can host2,000 guests – meaning they can treadon the footsteps of the Olympic volleyballchampions.The Household Cavalry Museum is alsothe setting of the Queen’s Life Guard, a350-year-old ceremony still in practicetoday, affectionately known as ‘thechanging of the Guard’.Seated events on theParade Ground cancater for up to 1,000 people. The museumitself can also be hired for smaller eventsof up to 140 guests.

Inner Temple and Apex Temple CourtFLEET STREET www.innertemple.org.uk and www.apexhotels.co.uk14Belgium adopted one of London’s mostauspicious buildings as its hospitalityheadquarters during the OlympicGames – the Inner Temple. It alsoharnessed the brand new facilities ofthe Apex Temple Court hotel to fulfil itsaccommodation needs.Based in the heart of London’s legalquarter, the Inner Temple is one ofLondon’s four ancient Inns of Court.It has the distinctive atmosphere of a CityBanqueting Hall, with space able to house20 to 1,200 people, making it the perfectvenue for every type of conference orbusiness event.The Apex Temple Court hotel was unveiledin spring 2012 – a wonderful additionto a wonderful year. It is the first hotelto be built in London’s renowned Inns ofCourt. It is also near the London Schoolof Economics and Political Science – andthe Royal College of Surgeons – ideal forlegal, business or academic appointments.To add grandeur to a great location, thecombination of these two venues ticks allthe boxes.

One Great George StreetWESTMINSTER www.onegreatgeorgestreet.com15One Great George Street is an historicconference venue, situated in the heartof London’s Westminster. It was alsothe setting for the London Media Centreduring the London 2012 Olympic andParalympic Games, home to some6,000 journalists.It means your event can by inspired byhistory – and the media buzz felt throughoutone of the greatest shows on earth.It is also the headquarters of the Institutionof Civil Engineers, and was built in theearly 1900s. The beautiful four-domedEdwardian building is surrounded byLondon landmarks, such as the Housesof Parliament, Westminster Abbey andSt. James’s Park.One Great George Street can host smallmeetings for 10 people, conferences for100, elegant gala dinners and majormedia briefings.

Somerset HouseTHE STRAND www.somersethouse.org.uk16Somerset House is one of the mostpopular historic venues in London.It was selected as one of the hospitalityhouses during the London 2012 Gamesand transformed itself into Casa Brasil,a mini-Brazil in the heart of London.At the Olympic closing ceremony, the3,000-capacity Somerset House courtyardembraced the carnival spirit and sawBrazilians – and their guests – partythe night away.The neo-classical building contains11different event venues. So whetheryou’re holding a small meeting or hostinga large conference, Somerset House hassome memorable facilities to match.These include the famous CourtauldGallery for events, meaning that aworld-renowned art collection cansurround your guests as they enjoya day or evening event.Embrace your inner carioca to choose thisvenue for your next event.

Trinity HouseTOWER HILL www.trinityhouse.co.uk17Yet another historic London edificewas embraced by a nation competingin London 2012 – Trinity House,alongside the River Thames nearthe Tower of London.The 250-year-old centre for UK maritimesafety hosted the Austrian delegation,transforming itself into ‘The AustrianHouse of Tirol’.The forecourt was converted in to asummer and winter wonderland so visitorscould experience the ambience andflavours of the Austrian Tyrolean mountainsfirst hand. That meant enjoying traditionalAustrian food from the Tirol region and theworld-renowned Stiegl beer.Behind the forecourt, the building’simposing neo-classical façade providesthe threshold to some of London’smost elegant banqueting andconference rooms.These rooms can cater for meetings from10-120, making Trinity House a versatileand desirable venue for social andcorporate events.

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London’s Olympic year didn’t just bring world-class sport to thecapital – it brought glamour.This is reflected in several new or remodelled venues, all designedto appeal to the luxury market – and all designed to ensure yourevent will impress beyond measure.Inspired bY...LUXURYHere’s a look at London’s latest luxury line-up:181920212223Bulgari HotelLancaster LondonME HotelThe ShardSouth Place HotelW Hotel

Bulgari HotelKNIGHTSBRIDGE www.bulgarihotels.com18The all-new, five-star Bulgari Hotel issimply spectacular.One entire floor of the Knightsbridge hotelis devoted to hosting high-quality events,and the Ballroom can seat up to 160guests for lunch, dinner, and that exclusiveconference or ball.Luxury and faultless service areeverywhere at the Bulgari, against thebackdrop of an interior design scheme ofprecious marble and silver. The hotel’s 85beautifully spacious rooms incorporate ablend of Italian heritage with English style,ensuring a glamorous yet comfortable stay.There are also a few surprises: a 47-seatercinema, hi-tech gym, shimmering 25mswimming pool and a beautiful two-storeyspa, home to 11 treatment rooms offeringface and body treatments. II Ristorante,the hotel’s restaurant, is headed byrenowned chef Robbie Pippin and servescontemporary Italian food.

Lancaster LondonLancaster Gate www.lancasterlondon.com19Lancaster London’s £11.5 millionrefurbishment took place just in timefor the Games. It has already beenvoted Best UK Hotel in the ‘Meetings’category by ‘Meeting and IncentiveTravel’ readers for the past four yearsand these further developments will nodoubt ensure it keeps this title.It is rightly lauded for its range ofmeeting spaces and the award-winningevent facilities, available for all typesof event.Part of the reason for the Lancaster’ssuccess in the event world is its ability tohost meetings for just eight people, rightthrough to banquets and events forup to 3,000 guests.And there’s hardly a number in betweenfor which the Lancaster doesn’t havea specialist suite or space, making theLancaster an ideal option for moreversatile events.

ME HotelTHE STRAND www.melia.comBeing unveiled in the autumn of2012, a stay at ME London will be anexhilarating experience in itself.The hotel has its place in modern history,as it’s located in Marconi House, the GradeII-listed building where the first BBCbroadcast took place in 1922.With meeting space for between 10-300delegates, ME London stages events withthe precise degree of grandeur or intimacyits clients require. It has seven flexiblemeetings rooms and an additional privatedining room for up to 16 people in thehotel’s STK restaurant – a modern, NewYork-style steakhouse.20The hotel’s interior and exterior weredesigned by Foster + Partners, withfeatures including a remarkable whitemarble, nine-storey high pyramid housingthe hotel lobby and champagne bar.Each of the 157 rooms features floor-toceilingwindows to give guests incredibleviews of London. ME Hotel is a delightfuladdition to London’s luxury offering.

The ShardLONDON BRIDGE www.the-shard.com21As its name suggests, the design of theShard is based on a single, sheer ‘shard’of glass. But on what a scale.It is opening in February 2013 and willinstantly become the tallest completedbuilding in Western Europe, measuring310 metres at its highest point.Behind its crystalline façade will bea vertical city of high-quality offices,world-renowned restaurants, the five-starShangri-La hotel, exclusive residentialapartments and the capital’s highestviewing gallery, offering 360° views.On a clear day, you can see France.For event planners and organisers,the Shard offers amazing high-profileopportunities – literally. Occupying floors34-52, the 195-room Shangri-La Hotelwill offer premium meeting spaces inLondon’s latest landmark, alongside someof the spacious bedrooms in the capital.The sky is only just the limit at The Shard.

South Place HotelMOORGATE www.southplacehotel.com22South Place Hotel is one of London’slatest offerings to the event world –it opened in September 2012.It is the first London hotel of D&D London,which owns and operates more than 30of the most famous restaurants in London,Paris, New York, Copenhagen and Tokyo.Style is embedded into every facet of thehotel, based in London’s financial district,between Moorgate and Liverpool Street.It features five meeting and private diningrooms – alongside 80 spacious bedroomsand numerous bars and restaurants. Theseinclude a rooftop bar and restaurant withbreathtaking London city skyline views.With its Conran-designed interiors, SouthPlace Hotel combines the buzz of the cityand the character of the East End.South Place Hotel is ideal for experiencing‘real’ London in style.

W Hotel LondonLEICESTER SQUARE www.wlondon.co.uk23The heart of London’s West End,Leicester Square, is home to W Hotel– another new addition to London’salready-strong hotel offering.The hotel’s event spaces are versatileand exclusive and include a 39-seat3D cinema. This can be used for privatescreenings, or for theatre-style lectures.Based in London’s primary entertainmentarea, W London is perfect for PR launches,media briefings and interviews, as well asprivate dinners and high-level meetings.The hotel also provides uncompromisedluxury for those who are staying.Guests looking to experience West Endnightlife can choose between theW lounge bar, to taste the hotel’s signaturecocktails, and Wyld, the hotel’s own nightclub, with its in-house DJs

Meet our expertsWhen it comes to guidance on organising an event in London, London & Partners ConventionBureau offers easy access to expertise and experience. The contacts below will be pleased to helpin any way they can.London-based:Barbara JamisonHead of Business Development Europet: +44 (0)20 7234 5835e: bjamison@londonandpartners.comBecky GraveneyHead of Associationst: +44 (0)20 7234 5825e: bgraveney@londonandpartners.comZanine AdamsHead of Event Solutions and UK Salest: +44 (0)20 7234 5827e: zadams@londonandpartners.comFiona PlumptonEvent Solutions Managert: + 44 (0) 20 7234 5868e: fplumpton@londonandpartners.comNew York-based:Chris FJ LynnSales & Marketing Director, North American & Emerging Marketst: +1 212 850 0337e: clynn@londonandpartners.comGeneral enquiries:w: londonandpartners.com/convention-bureaue: eventsolutions@londonandpartners.comFollow us on twitter @L_PBusinessJoin us on LinkedIn: ‘London’s official convention bureau’

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