Altitude 360: The London Sky Bar
Sit back and admire the spectacular 360 degree view encompassing London's most iconic landmarks such as the Houses of Parliament, the Docklands, the London Eye, Battersea Power station and Buckingham Palace whilst you sip at a cocktail or tuck into a well deserved weekend brunch at London's most exclusive and awe-inspiring venue located on the Thames, in the centre of London.
The sky really is the limit with the London Sky Bar located in the tallest riverside building in London, the grade II listed Millbank Tower. The central London location of the Sky Bar means that it sits among the capital's most iconic architecture and offers uninterrupted, breathtaking, 360?panoramic views of the iconic skyline day and night.
The 29th-floor venue takes you to the realm of pure white marble floors and black leather seating surrounds the 360?panoramic windows allowing guests views of the big smoke and London's six surrounding counties rolling out before them; on a good day you can see as far as Windsor Castle!
Choose from a multitude of cocktails at the bar and take in the sophisticated ambience of the Sky Bar. Be it drinks before a show or a nightcap to end a great evening, the Sky Bar is the ultimate venue to unwind and relax anytime of the day.
The venue is available for private and corporate hire, as well as various public events which run at the various venues. For further details of the London Sky bar please contact us.
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