York conference venues
Conference and event venues in York, each profiled from the venue's own published information with a link to its official source.
The directory lists 10 conference and event venues in York, including Bar Convent, National Railway Museum and York Barbican. All were last checked on 26 October 2026. Historic event venues in York.
Venues in York
Bar Convent
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Heritage convent in York with three meeting rooms, the largest seating up to 60 theatre-style, plus in-house catering and an on-site guest house. Up to 60
National Railway Museum
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York museum with a Great Hall for receptions of up to 1000 guests, Station Hall for up to 450, and a conference centre for up to 100 delegates. Up to 1,000
York Barbican
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York Barbican is a central York venue with five meeting rooms for 10 to 1,400 guests, hosting conferences, exhibitions and dinners. Up to 1,400 · 5 spaces
York Conferences and Events
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The University of York's events service offers over 200 campus and city centre venues, including Central Hall, which holds up to 1190 delegates. Up to 1,190
Merchant Taylors’ Hall
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Medieval guild hall in York, built in 1415, home to the Company of Merchant Taylors, available to book for events.
LNER Community Stadium
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York stadium with lounges, executive boxes and a boardroom for events, the largest taking up to 300 people for conferences. Up to 300 · 6 spaces
Merchant Adventurers’ Hall
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Grade I listed medieval guild hall on Fossgate, York, hiring the Great Hall and Undercroft for weddings, corporate events and celebrations.
Middlethorpe Hall
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William III country house hotel near York offering self-contained meeting rooms for up to 56 people, plus exclusive use for events. Up to 56
Principal York
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Hotel next to York Station with 11 meeting rooms, an Events Centre holding 400 theatre style, in-house AV and free Wi-Fi. Up to 400 · 11 spaces
The Grand, York
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Five-star hotel in York, built in 1906 for the North Eastern Railway, with six meeting and event suites including The Grand Boardroom, near York Minster.