The Honourable Artillery Company

The Honourable Artillery Company (HAC) is a unique six-acre estate based in the City of London. As the oldest regiment in the British Army, it was set up by Henry VIII back in 1537 to offer support to the now prestigious establishment. Since 1768, the HAC has provided Guards of Honour in the City for visiting members of the Royal Family, overseas Heads of State or Commonwealth Prime Ministers.

The large estate is hidden away from the heavily used City Road, creating a peaceful environment for visitors to soak up the impressive history of the space. City Road, built in 1761, is now a major entry point into the City of London and in 1846 was extended, through the City, to connect with London Bridge ensuring the venue has ample transport connections.

Now, the historic venue is used by current and ex-members of the Regiment to meet, socialise and discuss business. The Georgian manor house and Artillery Garden are also available for a range of private and corporate events such as conferences, weddings, Christmas parties, dinners and sporting matches.