The cafe and commercial venue spaces at our Leeds museum will remain closed to the public during the lockdown period but our sales offices are open to discuss your event booking requirements.
New Dock is a modern waterfront development, close to Leeds city centre, and home to the Royal Armouries Museum. This provides an idyllic setting for your next event. On-site there is a multi-storey car park for 1650 vehicles and an 850 bedroom hotel within a 5-minute walk.
+44 (0) 113 220 1990
The cafe and commercial venue spaces at Fort Nelson will remain closed to the public during the lockdown period. If you would like more information please contact us.
If you have any questions or if you would like to arrange a time to come and have a look around please contact us to discuss your requirements.
+44 (0) 1329 848518
fnfunctions@armouries.org.uk
Fort Nelson venue hire enquiry form
Imagine our charming Victorian fortress, set high atop a hill overlooking the picturesque Solent and Meon Valley, as the unique setting for your special day.
Fort Nelson’s fascinating history will lend a distinctive atmosphere to your celebration and a dramatic back-drop for long-lasting memories.
The Fort is both imposing and inspiring and features atmospheric rooms, private courtyards, panoramic views and unique photo locations.
Fort Nelson holds a civil licence allowing weddings and civil partnership ceremonies to take place in the Point of the Redan and the Ante Room.
Whether you choose to get married here or elsewhere, Fort Nelson could be the perfect setting for your wedding celebrations. Choose from a variety of delicious fork buffets, freshly prepared on-site using only the finest ingredients, or for a more formal dining experience, we can recommend the services of our carefully selected catering partners.
Make your special day go with a bang. Fire one of our big guns to celebrate your marriage in what will be an unforgettable experience for you and your guests.
Our superbly restored Victorian fort, world-class museum collections and scenic position above the Solent combine to make Fort Nelson a unique and unusual venue for corporate hire.
Whatever the occasion, from conferences to board meetings, team building activities to product launches, the Fort is open for business and can offer a range of adaptable rooms and facilities for a variety of events. Our unusual corporate event spaces are packed with original Victorian features and heritage.
Choose Fort Nelson as your venue and take the stress out of planning your next meeting or conference. All aspects of your event will be expertly managed by our experienced staff to the highest standards of service.
The charming ‘Point of the Redan’, originally the officers’ Billiard Room, is a multi-functional space and suitable for a range of activities.
The room layout is flexible and there is access to the Palmerston Suite for break-out groups and/or refreshments.
The Officers’ Mess is an elegant room, full of heritage and period furnishings. It is an intimate space ideal for private dinners, board meetings and personal presentations.
The Ante Room has been restored to its full Victorian splendour and has magnificent views of the Solent and the Isle of Wight from its large picture window.
• Interesting venue
• On-site support from our experienced team
• Free parking
• Free WiFi
• Presentation aids included (projector, screens, flipcharts)
• Variety of freshly prepared food and beverage options
• Private dining facilities
• Scenic outdoor areas for break periods
• National museum collection
• Guided tours (*additional charge)
• Daily 1 pm gun firing
There are a variety of food and beverage options available to suit all tastes and our team will be pleased to assist you with your menu selection. All our refreshments are freshly prepared on-site using only the finest ingredients.
If you would prefer a more formal fine dining experience this can be arranged through one of our selected catering partners.
Fort Nelson will reopen on 2 December.
The White Tower will reopen on 3 December.
The Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds museum will remain closed.
