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Hire Neptune Court and the Sammy Ofer Wing, National Maritime Museum (SE10 9NF)
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Opened in 2014, the Sammy Ofer Wing brings together world-class displays, collections and facilities in a striking modern setting, overlooking Greenwich Park.
The large, open lobby makes an ideal space for stand-up receptions. Guests can wander around the surrounding gallery and exhibition areas, including Voyagers: Britons and the Sea.
With its dramatic glass roof, Neptune Court’s Upper Deck makes the perfect venue for gala dinners and award ceremonies. The Lower Deck offers opportunities to mingle while browsing the fascinating objects on display and, weather permitting, your guests can enjoy pre-dinner drinks on the colonnades overlooking Greenwich Park.
Available 7pm-11pm in the evening.
The Royal Museums of Greenwich house collections that span everything from seascape painting by British fine art masters to some of the most important scientific instruments in history. The sites bring history, beauty, passion and power into play and create the ideal backdrop for anything from large gala dinners and awards ceremonies, inspiring daytime conferencing, epic product launches to intimate private dining and luxury hospitality.
Event hire capacities for Neptune Court and the Sammy Ofer Wing, National Maritime Museum
| Event style | Guests |
|---|---|
| Standing Reception - Indoors | 1500 |
| Standing Reception - Outdoors | 1500 |
| Seated Dinner | 500 |
| Dinner/Dance | 400 |
Venue Facilities & Accessibility
- Outside space
- Natural daylight
- Wifi
- River Views
- Disabled access
- Exclusive hire of whole venue
- Wedding licence
- Dancing permitted
- Live bands permitted
- Asian catering
- Kosher catering
- Live bands permitted
Location

Cutty Sark, Greenwich

London City (2.6 miles), London Heathrow (19.9 miles),