The Royal Society of Arts

Venue Details

Type:	Other
Style:	Unusual or unique, Traditional
Facilities:

Located within strolling distance of Trafalgar Square, built by the Adam brothers in the 1760's, the Society's house is a treasure trove of historic contemporary architecture featuring 2 theatres, 4 boardrooms and subterranean vaults - memorable whatever the occasion.

Meeting areas overview See layout diagrams and how these numbers are calculated

Rooms	Theatre	Reception	Banquet	Boardroom	Exhibition
	Layouts
All Vaults		250
Romney Room		30	20	20	65m² / 213.2ft²
Vault 2,3, & 4		75	120	150	58m² / 190.24ft²
Gallery		50		16	72m² / 236.16ft²
Folkestone Room			16	16	36m² / 118.08ft²
Tavern Room		50	30	30	61m² / 200.08ft²
Durham Street Auditorium	60				97m² / 318.16ft²
Great Room	200				136m² / 446.08ft²
Adelphi Room		50	30	30	61m² / 200.08ft²
Vault 1		100	60		139m² / 455.92ft²
Benjamin Franklin Room		150	100		136m² / 446.08ft²

See a full list of available meeting areas and exhibition spaces at The Royal Society of Arts

See layout diagrams and how these numbers are calculated

Room	Style	Capacity
All Vaults
	Reception	250
Romney Room (65m² / 213.2ft²)
	Reception	30
	Boardroom	20
	Banqueting	20
Vault 2,3, & 4 (58m² / 190.24ft²)
	Reception	75
	Boardroom	150
	Banqueting	120
Gallery (72m² / 236.16ft²)
	Reception	50
	Boardroom	16
Folkestone Room (36m² / 118.08ft²)
	Boardroom	16
	Banqueting	16
Tavern Room (61m² / 200.08ft²)
	Reception	50
	Boardroom	30
	Banqueting	30
Durham Street Auditorium (97m² / 318.16ft²)
	Theatre	60
Great Room (136m² / 446.08ft²)
	Theatre	200
Adelphi Room (61m² / 200.08ft²)
	Reception	50
	Boardroom	30
	Banqueting	30
Vault 1 (139m² / 455.92ft²)
	Reception	100
	Banqueting	60
Benjamin Franklin Room (136m² / 446.08ft²)
	Reception	150
	Banqueting	100