Despite its contemporary facilities and close proximity to The City’s modern architecture, Merchant Taylors’ is a venue with an unrivalled history.
The Great Hall, a grand, triple-height space, dates back to as early as 1347. The King’s Gallery gets its name after King James I used it as a private dining space in 1607 and throughout there are exquisite reminders of the many centuries through which Merchant Taylors’ has stood.
You can read full details of the history of Merchant Taylors’ by visiting their official website by clicking here.
Any questions regarding the history, please speak to our Beadle on 020 7450 4441
