THE WALLACE COLLECTION

The Wallace Collection offers a range of versatile galleries and spaces for celebrations and special events. To make the most of this impressive Collection, private views and guided tours can be arranged.

The Drawing Room Suite - 160 reception

This suite of five interconnected galleries provides a relaxed and intimate space. It is beautifully decorated with furniture, sculpture and paintings, including one of the highlights of the Collection, Fragonard’s The Swing.

The Courtyard - 160 dinner, 300 reception

Versatility is the great strength of the Courtyard. The glazed roof makes this leafy setting perfect for gala events, product launches and fashion shows year round.

The Great Gallery – 120 dinner, 250 reception

Hailed as ‘the greatest picture gallery in Europe’, the Great Gallery showcases some of the world’s most celebrated Old Master paintings and houses the most iconic pieces, such as Frans Hals’ The Laughing Cavalier and works by Titian, Rubens and Velázquez.

The West Room - 12 dinner

This gallery houses paintings by the masters of eighteenth-century British portraiture, Gainsborough and Reynolds.It provides a striking and unique setting for intimate dinners.

The Venetian Room - 12 dinner

Showcasing the museum’s exceptional group of Venetian views by Canaletto and Guardi, this gallery provides a charming setting for dinner.

The Back State Room – 30 dinner

The room is a tribute to the patronage of King Louis XV of France and his mistress Madame de Pompadour. This gallery features some of the finest examples of Rococo art in the Collection, making it a striking setting for small dinners.

The Dining Room - 40 dinner

This is a light and airy space with views out onto the glazed Courtyard through large windows and French doors. Its silk lined walls and marble portraiture makeit perfect for elegant dinners.

The Dutch Galleries - 30 to 50 dinner

These galleries are hung with deep blue silk and with the museum’s collection of Dutch Master paintings, including works by Rembrandt and his followers.