Royal Museums Greenwich

Royal Museums Greenwich brings together four of the most extraordinary buildings in the United Kingdom into a single UNESCO World Heritage Site on the south bank of the Thames. The estate spans the original 17th century Royal Observatory at the top of Greenwich Park, Inigo Jones' Palladian Queen's House at its foot, the vast National Maritime Museum that surrounds it, and the 1869 tea clipper Cutty Sark dry berthed a short walk from the river.

Each venue is a hireable event space with its own distinct character, and together they offer a range of capacities and atmospheres unmatched anywhere in London: an intimate gold leaf ceilinged ceremony for 100 in the Great Hall, a 1,000 guest reception under the glass roof of the Ocean Court, a 360 guest dinner beneath the copper hull of Cutty Sark, or a 220 guest reception on the Prime Meridian at the Royal Observatory under the stars.

Kudos AV is accredited as a production partner across the full estate. Every venue at Royal Museums Greenwich operates an accredited supplier list: a small group of vetted production companies approved to deliver technical events inside the listed interiors and outdoor spaces. We hold accreditation across all four venues and bring a single, consistent production standard to every event on the site.

That accreditation matters because these are not regular event spaces. They are some of the most precious listed interiors in Britain. Working at Royal Museums Greenwich requires a deep understanding of how to deliver modern lighting, audio, presentation and immersive content inside Grade I listed historic fabric, on UNESCO designated land, without compromising either the experience or the building.