Banqueting House- London Landmarks & Attractions

Charing Cross, Westminster

Banqueting House, by Inigo Jones, was the first structure to be built in connection with James I's rebuilding of Whitehall. Opened in 1608, it replaced a temporary structure of wood and canvas. Banqueting House is divided into two levels: the lower floor is for less formal functions and the upper is reserved for more lavish affairs.
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