Introducing Guards Museum: Our ‘Venue of The Month’ for February 2026
A hidden gem situated in the heart of ceremonial London, next to Wellington Barracks, The Guards Museum - the home of the 5 regiments of Foot Guards, covering 380 years of history from the beginning of the British Army to the present day.
Dedicated to shared history and storytelling, the museum welcomes diverse audiences to discover the many roles of the Guards. The perfect event venue to educate, inspire and connect visitors to rich traditions and experiences, inviting guests to step into an extraordinary world and journey through centuries of British history. Through vibrant displays, visitors can explore rare and remarkable artifacts, personal possessions, and uniforms from the Guards’ history, and gain a deeper understanding of their ceremonial role and service as fighting soldiers.
And with Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and Houses of Parliament just a short walk away and St James Park next door, it is perfect if you’re looking to explore rich history beyond the museum. Moreover, from the museum you can observe the ceremony of changing the guard at Buckingham Palace, as well as follow the Sunday parade at St James Palace.
If you’re looking to create a memorable event in a truly unique location, surrounded by history and tradition then this is a perfect venue, providing a splendid backdrop of 380 years of British heritage. This venue offers a unique and intimate space for a variety of events, such as drinks receptions, corporate tours, lunches and more! The entire museum is available for hire, with the additional option of a marquee for larger events, accommodating up to 400 guests.
We are also delighted to announce that we are now a preferred caterer for events! We will work with you to expertly craft a bespoke food and beverage package for you and your guests, from everything from a buffet lunch to a 5-course dinner, we’ve got you covered!
400 Maximum drinks reception (marquee use)
60 Maximum seated dinner
Please contact our events team today on 020 7731 5282, or info@cooksandpartners.co.uk who will be delighted to assist with your catering requirements!
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