Blenheim Palace

The beautiful Long Library is home to over 10,000 books and the magnificent Willis Organ. With spectacular views over the Water Terraces, this conference venue is perfect for product launches, presentations, and other corporate events. (Capacity: up to 500)

The magnificent Great Hall rises 67 feet to a decorative ceiling painted by James Thornhill. As a banqueting venue, this space is perfect for a grand dinner and can be used with the Saloon to create an area for both drinks and dinner. (Capacity: up to 250)

The Saloon is the Palace’s State Dining Room and features walls and ceilings painted by French decorative artist Louis Laguerre. This room is still used by the Duke of Marlborough and his family every year as their Christmas party venue. (Capacity: up to 150)

For a larger guest list of up to 2000, Blenheim Palace boasts of 2000 acres of stunning grounds that are ideal for the South Lawn Marquee. The marquees are created with you in mind and dependent on your specific needs and guest list length.

The Orangery is a truly elegant room with great arched windows, high ceilings, and a glass-panelled roof that gives a wonderful sense of space. This delightful room is the perfect private dining venue and is available for drink receptions and dancing. (Capacity: up to 250)

With views out over the Duke’s private Italian Garden, the Ramillies Room room is accessed via the Oudenarde or Malplaquet Room. Space can be used for smaller meetings and due to its private nature, it is frequently used as a board meeting venue. The three spaces can also be used together as syndicate rooms. (Capacity: up to 12)

This room overlooks the beautiful Italian Garden. The Malplaquet Room is perfectly suited to small corporate events and meetings. This space can be used as a seminar venue or for private meetings. (Capacity: up to 15)

Originally the Palace kitchen, the Marlborough Room has three stunning chandeliers, a beautiful double vaulted ceiling and a grand fireplace. The Marlborough Room is the perfect small conference venue. It can also function for smaller private lunches or dinners. (Capacity: up to 120)

The Oudenarde Room forms part of a series of Campaign Rooms, named after one of the battles fought by the 1st Duke of Marlborough during the War of the Spanish Succession. This room overlooks the East Courtyard and is perfect as a meeting venue. (Capacity: up to 30)

The Spencer-Churchill Room which boasts wonderful views of the Park from the first floor is a self-contained traditional meeting room, which can accommodate up to 50 guests.

Enjoy a selection of delicious handmade pizzas freshly made in the pizza oven, plus a range of tasty salads at the Pleasure Gardens Pizza Café.

Serving a range of sandwiches, seasonal hot meals and drinks of all kinds, the Water Terrace Café is perfect for a restorative meal before you head back out to continue exploring.

The Oxfordshire Pantry offers fresh sandwiches, salads, homemade cakes, soft drinks and coffees, all available to eat in or take away. The Pantry’s location offers a perfect place to stop off between going between the Park and Palace, offering delightful treats and refreshments.