Knebworth House
Knebworth is a spectacular 500 – year old house, home of the Lytton family since 1490. Set in 250 acres of attractive parkland just 28 miles north of London, this Gothic fantasy was transformed from its red brick Tudor origins by Edward Bulwer Lytton in 1843.
Knebworth Park is now best known worldwide as Britain’s largest music venue, having hosted over 18 major concerts since 1974, including the record breaking weekend in 2003 when 375,000 people were entertained by Robbie Williams.
Knebworth Park is suitable for outdoor activities of any size, including fun days for up to 65,000 people, team building, product launches, conferences, concerts for up to 125,000 people and festivals.
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Venues include the 500-year old house, 16th Century Tithe Barns and ten marquee sites from 12 acres upwards.
For further information or to book an event at the Knebworth House please contact us via email at venues@jcconferences.co.uk, quoting 'Knebworth House' in the subject line, or alternatively complete our online enquiry form.