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or Broadcast event at CHW

An extremely popular space at our historic London filming location is the spectacular Great Hall, with both the interior and exterior featuring in shoots often. Its combination of exceptional beauty, iconic history and almost 1000 sq ft of versatile floor space makes it ideal for nearly any kind of production.

Beyond the Great Hall, our Grade II* listed venue offers a wealth of visually striking spaces that appeal to filming scouts, from rooms adorned with stunning chandeliers to the impressive grand staircase and traditional tiled stairwells, as well as breathtaking views across London from our rooftops.

Situated in the heart of Westminster at Storey’s Gate, Central Hall Westminster offers unparalleled access to London’s most iconic landmarks and transport connections. The venue’s prestigious SW1 postcode places it moments from Westminster Abbey and the Houses of Parliament, making it an ideal location for high-profile broadcasts that benefit from a quintessentially British backdrop.

With Westminster Underground station just steps away and multiple bus routes nearby, the venue provides seamless access for crew, talent, and audiences alike, whilst its central position allows for rapid response times and easy coordination with other London-based production facilities.

Our Great Hall receives regular investment to ensure its AV facilities remains state-of-the-art for live broadcasts and TV productions, together with our on-site production partner White Light.

A fitted lighting rigging system and custom-built data network are two of the most recent additions, allowing us to better support special media productions and public broadcasts. We offer further equipment available to add on, such as a top-spec EM Acoustics PA system.

Since opening in 1912, Central Hall Westminster has been synonymous with landmark broadcasts and historic moments that have shaped the modern world. The building has long served as a stage for significant events, from hosting the first-ever meeting of the United Nations General Assembly in 1946 to providing a rooftop vantage point for five national and international TV and radio broadcasters covering the State Funeral of the late HM Queen, Elizabeth the II, swiftly followed by six broadcasters covering the Coronation of HM King Charles III.

With its distinctive Viennese baroque architecture and the largest self-supporting domed ceiling in Europe, the Great Hall offers a visually stunning backdrop that has captivated audiences for over a century. This rich heritage of hosting world-changing events continues today, making Central Hall Westminster the natural choice for broadcasters seeking a venue with a proven track record of delivering exceptional productions to millions of viewers worldwide.