Designed in 1870 by Norman Shaw and originally the London home of the Lowther family, Lowther Lodge has been home to the Royal Geographical Society since 1913.

Described as "The finest Country House in London", it provides a unique venue for a variety of events from conferences and presentations, to parties and weddings.

It also makes a splendid location for photographers and film-makers, as well as providing an excellent setting for television and documentary film interviews.

Rooms can be hired individually or in combination, by the hour, or by the day and all offer  state of the art audio visual and video-conferencing facilities.

The Society offers an unrivalled combination of modern amenities in an atmospheric and evocative period environment. Events range from conferences and small meetings, to large dinner dances, receptions and weddings.

Lodge Catering have been the official caterers to the Society since 1992.