The Maritime Greenwich Campus is based in the Old Royal Naval College on the banks of the River Thames, in Greenwich.

Centred on three magnificent buildings designed by Sir Christopher Wren and one by James "Athenian" Stuart, the campus boasts some of London’s finest Grade 1 listed buildings, and forms part of the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site.

The grand sequence of buildings was planned towards the end of the 17th Century as a hospital for retired seamen. Formerly, the site had been occupied by a royal palace; the birthplace of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I.

This beautiful campus stands in the heart of historic Greenwich, at the foot of Greenwich Park, opposite the National Maritime Museum and close to the bustling town centre.

Boasting nine well appointed lecture theatres, that can hold up to 229 delegates, over thirty seminar rooms and breakout rooms, as well as a small exhibition area, the campus has facilities to suit all needs.

The Maritime Greenwich campus provides an inspiring setting for meetings and conferences alike.

Designed and built by Wren and Hawksmoor, the building was completed in 1749 when Ripley built the north facing pavilions. Highlights include the grand Council boardroom and beautiful restored Portland stonework.

The following rooms are available for use:

Designed and started by Wren, but finished under the direction of Hawksmoor and Vanbrugh in 1712, the King William Court is home to our larger, state of the art lecture theatres,

The following rooms are available for use:

This was the last major building to be completed on the site, in 1751.

The building has retained its original timber panelling, barrel vaulting and Portland stone.

The following rooms are available for use:

Rooms available for use:

Queen Anne Court

King William Court

Queen Mary Court

Stephen Lawrence Building

Catering

Accommodation

Audio visual equipment