Blenheim Palace
A masterpiece of English Baroque architecture designed by Sir John Vanbrugh, Blenheim Palace is one of the top ten stately homes in Britain and the only palace not owned by the Royal family. The palace was a gift to John Churchill, First Duke of Marlborough, by Queen Anne for his glorious victory at the Battle of Blenheim in 1704.
Blenheim Palace is the unique setting for meetings, conferences, banqueting, exhibitions, product launches, activity and team building days as well as for elegant dinners in The Orangery, Campaign Rooms and the Palace State Apartments.
The Long Library boasts the longest room in a British stately home and will comfortably seat up to 300 guests for a private dinner. The extensive park of Blenheim is available for marquee events.
Blenheim is Britain’s Greatest Palace.
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For further information or to book an event at the Blenheim Palace please contact us via email at venues@jcconferences.co.uk, quoting 'Blenheim Palace' in the subject line, or alternatively complete our online enquiry form.