Horizon 22

Horizon 22 at 22 Bishopsgate is  one of London’s most prestigious private event venues courtesy of Searcys.

Perched on Level 58 of 22 Bishopsgate, the tallest building in the City of London, Horizon 22 is the highest free public viewing gallery in Europe, offering breathtaking views of the city from 254 metres (833 ft) above ground. The 62-storey smart building is designed with the vision of fostering a thriving community.

In addition to its daytime public viewing access, the stunning panoramic space is now available for private event bookings. Searcys will provide excellent hospitality and event services for a range of occasions.

Available for hire from 6am to 9:30am and 7pm to 3am, seven days a week, Horizon 22 can host up to 280 seated guests or 500 standing. The versatile venue is ideal for various events, including receptions, dinners, fashion shows, product launches, film shoots, and evening wedding receptions or celebrations.

Horizon 22, London’s latest skyline attraction, is equipped with cutting-edge technology to support a wide range of events. The space features a comprehensive lighting system with both moving and static LED spotlights, stage lighting, and an advanced acoustic sound system. With immersive surround sound capabilities, the venue is ideal for live music, presentations, and more, complemented by two impressive LED screens measuring 4.6m and 6.6m wide, enhancing the atmosphere for any event.

Horizon 22 offers a fully accessible, unique vantage point of London’s expansive skyline. From this spectacular space, visitors can take in views of many of the city’s most iconic landmarks, including the ‘Cheesegrater,’ ‘Walkie Talkie,’ ‘Gherkin,’ St. Paul’s Cathedral, Tower Bridge, and even the ‘Shard’ across the River Thames.

With its impressive 8.4m (27.8 ft) high ceilings that elevate the viewing experience, Horizon 22 features a dedicated entrance directly from Bishopsgate. Visitors are swiftly transported to Level 58 in just around 40 seconds via one of two high-speed lifts, which travel at speeds of up to 8 metres per second.