VENUE

1752
The Corinthian Club stands on the site of The Virginia Mansion, which was constructed for prominent City Merchant George Buchanan, and was famed as being one of the finest private residences in Glasgow.

1842
The original building was demolished to make way for the Glasgow and Ship Bank, and later the Union Bank of Scotland. In this David Hamilton created one of the city’s most elaborate and richly decorated buildings, both internally and externally. It was extended and embellished over many decades by highly acclaimed architects, artists and artisans, including James Salmon (Snr), John Thomas and James Ballantine.

1920
Converted into justiciary courts, one of the UK’s fi nest Victorian interiors had many of it’s features hidden from public view behind false walls and ceilings.

MEETINGS&EVENTS

The Corinthian Club, in the heart of Glasgow city centre, houses a variety of private bars, dining and event rooms over five levels, including some of the finest 'Grade A' listed Victorian interiors in the UK.

The private rooms available provide outstanding corporate meeting, event and reception spaces. Facilities include dedicated events staff, high speed wifi access throughout the venue and audio visual equipment including drop down screens, LCD projectors and integrated audio systems.

Many of the rooms benefit from natural daylight, and can be adjusted to your needs with in room temperature controls and black-out facilities at your fingertips.

Centrally located on Ingram Street, The Corinthian Club is within easy access of all major rail, air and motorway connections.

Day Delegate Rates are available from £35.00 per person - Half Day Delegate Rates available from £25.00 per person