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National Geographic’s flagship store brings together its products and services in constantly evolving, culturally inspired setting. The store has dedicated unique spaces for private events and exhibitions. It also offers opportunities for people to share, celebrate and conduct business.

The National Geographic store in London has dedicated four multifunctional zones for private events and exhibitions.

The Seminar Area is located on the first floor, and is equipped with the latest ... Moretechnology such as projectors and surround sound. With the capacity to seat up to 40 people and accommodate as many as 100 people reception style. This are is ideal for small events.

The gallery is located on the ground floor with large windows looking out onto Regent Street. The Gallery is 150m2 and can accommodate up to 150 people reception style. The area features Autopole, the innovative art display system that creates flexibility for positioning your artwork around a given space. Often used for photography exhibitions, the gallery is also an ideal setting for other exhibitions, receptions, launches and networking events.

The Auditorium offers public lectures from some of National Geographic’s renowned explorers, authors and photographers, as well as free film screenings. A large, versatile space on the ground floor, the Auditorium can seat up to 130 people and accommodate 200. The Auditorium also features two large screens and the option for amphitheatre-style seating, creating an ideal setting for presentations.

The Café at the National Geographic Store is another unique space, serving as one of the more popular areas in the sore. Featuring a mosaic floor, Moroccan-style lamps and marble-topped counters, the Café is an eclectic, culturally inspired. With riveting views of Regent Street, the Café seats up to 50 people and accommodates 130 guests. The Café serves international cuisine, with a particular focus on Pinchos – small plate dishes from around the world.
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