Venue History​
Within the 1900s Marylebone Town House was born, however during that time period it was not the building that it is today. Instead the building was in fact a Swedish gymnastics college and also a Swedish War Hospital for the British who were wounded during WWI.

In the 1970s a group of spirited individuals made the decision to use Marylebone Town House as a way to establish a cultural home for the Hellenic community who were living in the UK.

The Hellenic Centre which was formed eventually became a registered charity in 1994 – the charity aimed to support the Hellenic community and also support relations within the UK.

Venue Overview
The airy and light spaces in which Marylebone Town House offers makes it a very ideal venue within London for all kinds of events, especially business, professional, concerts, fashion shows and weddings.

The centrepiece of the entire building is the high-ceilinged event space called ‘The Great Hall’, which offers a capacity of 250 guests for a drinks reception. The crisp white walls give guests a lot of opportunity to be creative and flexible with their events; in addition it makes it the perfect backdrop for Christmas and winter celebrations.

This airy event space is also fully equipped with audio-visual facilities, from the state-of-the-art sound and lighting to the best projection technology. Furthermore, there is also a wide range of meeting and exhibition rooms which give off a more intimate feel. Each of the event spaces available guarantee a fantastic event.

There is a fully licensed bar inside Marylebone Town House – a brilliant addition to the Great Hall, along with the balcony which allows guests to overlook the Great Hall. The entire venue can accommodate up to 300 guests.