Queens College, Cambridge | Conference venues UK

Queens' College is a great place to have conferences and meetings.
Queens' College was founded in 1448 by Margaret of Anjou and in 1465 by Elizabeth Woodville, Queens of Henry VI and Edward IV respectively. The buildings in Old and Cloister Court have little changed since that time but others have been added though the centuries.

Here is a pleasant place to live, study and to hold your conference or function.

The College welcomes residential and non-residential conferences, meetings, lunches and dinners.

SUITE	CAPACITY				DIMENSIONS		DAYLIGHT
	THEATRE	CLASSROOM	BOARDROOM	BANQUETING	Length (m)	Width (m)

Angevin Room	25						Y
Armitage Room	66	25			6.7x 11.2		Y
Bowett Room	80	30					N
Erasmus Room	50	30					Y
Fitzpatrick Hall	245						N
Munro Room					13.5 x 5.7		Y
The Dining Hall					26.8 x 13.2		N
The Old Hall					13.5 x 8.2		Y
The Old Kitchens					8 x 9		Y

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