Fusiliers Association

The Grecian-style Temple is perhaps East London’s best-kept secret. This imposing Grade I listed room dates back to 1912, when it was used exclusively by Freemasons of the City. The century-old room was considered one of the grandest Masonic Temples of its time, as its marble columns & splendid zodiac ceiling testify. This beautifully restored space near Liverpool Street is suitable for all occasions including filming, photo shoots, creative brainstorming, yoga sessions, pop-up cinemas, fashion shows or the ultimate dining experience.

57 Liverpool St

Dance company

52-54 Leadenhall St

88 Gracechurch St, Leadenhall Market

Sink into our iconic sofa seating at Everyman , the perfect place to see a movie, or unwind with friends and a cocktail. Whether it's the latest release, a cult classic, event cinema, baby club, private events, film clubs or private hire, we've got you covered. Indulge in our freshly made food and drinks, either in the bar or delivered directly to your in-screen sofa, from burgers and sourdough pizza to popcorn and sweet treats, the perfect complement to an irresistible cinematic experience.

Play. Think. Solve. Escape. Race against time, test your skills and brainpower, and be quick to unravel real-life escape games.

Gold, banknotes and over 300 years of history. Discover the story of the Bank of England, its buildings, and the people who have shaped it over more than 300 years. We're completely free to visit! The Museum offers a unique selection of displays and exhibits, covering the institution's role in maintaining monetary and financial stability through to our banknote gallery and gold vaults. You can visit our temporary exhibition 'Building the Bank', covering the architectural story of the Bank's iconic Threadneedle Street site. Plus, visit our website to learn about our exciting programme of events on our 'What's On' page. We host free Museum Lates on every third Thursday of the month, and run a free lunchtime talk series.