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Featured Venue: Bodleian Libraries

The Bodleian Library is home to a remarkable group of buildings which form the historic heart of the University of Oxford. Situated just a short walk from Oxford train station, The Bodleian Libraries provide a spectacular setting for all corporate and private events, including lectures, presentations, drinks receptions, dinners, and awards ceremonies.

Why the Bodleian Libraries are a standout venue

Easy to reach with direct train links from London

With direct trains from London Marylebone and London Paddington and plenty of park and ride services available for those travelling into the city by car, Oxford is easy and convenient to reach.

A Venue with Stunning Architecture and Stories to tell

The Divinity School is one of the oldest surviving purpose-built rooms in Oxford University. This hall was designed to impress and celebrate the University as a centre of great learning and importance. Adjacent is Convocation House, which once housed the university’s governing body and is now the ideal space for seminars, lectures, and award ceremonies. 

Providing Unrivalled Views of Oxford

Over the road, Blackwell Hall is a bright and airy atrium space with a colonnade overlooking Broad Street, a smooth stone floor, high ceilings, and a visible gallery of books. Our modern purpose-built lecture theatre is perfect for all events, and there’s also a roof terrace, offering stunning, unrivalled views of the city, perfect for a summer networking evening.

 

With an experienced events team on hand with advice and help with planning, your event at the Bodleian Libraries is guaranteed to impress as one of the most beautiful event spaces in Oxford today.

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Why MEET Beyond London Recommend this venue -

1. The stunning architecture makes for a breathtaking private dining or networking location.

2. Its central Oxford location makes it easy to combine with a conference or event elsewhere.

3. Ideal if looking for a film theme, as it has been used in Harry Potter, Mary Queen of Scots and Wonka.

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