Armourers’ Hall is a unique & ideal setting for all types of functions such as stunning banquets, loan signings, financial presentations, receptions, wine tastings, formal & informal luncheons. The smaller spaces can be used as breakout rooms for conferences, intimate luncheons or dinners & as a special setting for meetings with a very important client. The company acquired the freehold in 1424 when it was reconfigured & renamed Armourers’ Hall. This included an armoury to provide weapons for the defence of this part of the city. The Hall survived the Great Fire of 1666 which was halted a few yards to the south by a combination of good fortune & the efforts of the people of Coleman Street Ward. In 1795 the Hall was extended to take on the corner site of Coleman Street & London Wall. It was completely rebuilt in 1839 & became the beautiful Grade II-listed building that is seen today with its stunning blend of 16th & 17th century armour, weapons & paintings. The company hires out the various rooms & it is a superb, historic & unique location for any function or event.