Dating back to the Middle Ages, the Guildhall in London is the seat of the City government, housing the Corporation of London. The Guildhall’s construction started in 1411. The impressive Medieval Hall is illuminated by grandiose stained glass windowpanes & decorated with commemorations to a variety of national figures including Sir Winston Churchill, Admiral Lord Nelson, & The Duke of Wellington. The Guildhall’s role in the City nowadays is still of enormous significance. As a venue for civil & stately banquets, it provides an impressive & extraordinary space for conferences, meetings, receptions & parties. Located in the EC2 area of London, Guildhall can be easily reached from St Paul’s, Moorgate, Bank & Mansion House underground stations, & London Liverpool Street, London Fenchurch Street, Blackfriars, Cannon Street, Moorgate & City Thameslink railway stations.