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Alexandra Palace

Britain's only ridge venue, on a North London hill with the city laid out to the south.

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The Imperial promise

Why book with Imperial

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Completely hands-off from start to finish

Tell us what you're after and we'll plan the rest. All you have to do is show up.

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Make a request and our team will do everything they can to make it happen

On-site team

Our hosts are with you from arrival to checkout. There is always someone on the ground.

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Every package is financially protected under our ATOL licence. Your booking is secure end to end.

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The seats, the dining, the transfers and a named host, arranged in one call.

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Alexandra Palace, the Ally Pally, sits on a North London hill in Muswell Hill, with views south across the Thames basin. It opened in 1875 as a people's palace and still works as one: concerts, exhibitions, ice skating and corporate events under a single roof.

A people's palace on the ridge

The Great Hall is the main room, holding around 7,250, with the West Hall alongside it for exhibitions and standing shows of up to 4,000 and the Panorama Restaurant off it. The Palm Court, the Victorian glasshouse restored in 2018, takes a reception before guests move through. Alexandra Palace station is 864 metres away and Wood Green Underground 1.5 kilometres.

The difference we make

A venue this size turns on logistics: which hall, which entrance, where guests eat, and how they get away afterwards. The site sits at the top of the hill with the station below it, so departures are planned rather than left to chance.

Every booking carries a named host on the night and one person handling it end to end, from the first call to the last guest away.