The Inner Temple
Room B
Contains part of the Journals collection
Room F
Contains part of the Library's [Commonwealth collection](https://www.innertemplelibrary.org.uk/collections/commonwealth-jurisdictions/)
Room E
Contains part of the [Commonwealth collection](https://www.innertemplelibrary.org.uk/collections/commonwealth-jurisdictions/)
Journals
The Inner Temple Hall
The Inner Temple Hall is perfect for a variety of functions. For formal dinners, the Hall can seat 276 people or up to 400 for a large reception. It is the perfect space for dinners, presentations or an event that requires a distinguished and original setting in the heart of London.
Lift Loby
Contains part of the Journals collection
Luncheon Room
he Luncheon Room is a beautiful and airy room that overlooks the lawns of the Temple GardensIt interconnects with both the Hall and Parliament Chamber and is an ideally sized event space for dinner parties from 20 to 65 guests and cocktail receptions for 40 to 120 guests. It is also a great catering or break out space for any event in the adjoining Parliament Chamber.
Accessible bathroom
The Library
The Inner Temple Library is a legal reference library dating back to 1506. The Library is open to barrister, judicial and student members of all four Inns of Court.More information on the Library's [admissions policy](https://www.innertemplelibrary.org.uk/using-the-library/admissions/) and [opening hours](https://www.innertemplelibrary.org.uk/opening-hours/) can be found on the Library website.
Room A
Contains practitioners' textbooks.
Room G
Contains part of the Library's [Commonwealth collection](https://www.innertemplelibrary.org.uk/collections/commonwealth-jurisdictions/) and the Scottish collection.
Lending Collection
Room D
Contains law reports series for England & Wales.
Enquiry Desk
Parliment Chamber
With the aura of a gracious country house dining room, this area is ideal for elegant dinners for up to 96 guests or receptions of up to 200 guests
Room C
Contains EU and Human Rights collections, and legislation for England & Wales