Venue

Central Hall Westminster, London

OSIG2027 will take place at Central Hall Westminster, one of London’s most iconic and historic conference venues. Located in the heart of the capital, Central Hall sits opposite Westminster Abbey and moments from the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, and St James’s Park. 

Opened in 1912, the venue combines architectural character with modern conference facilities and has hosted landmark international events, including the first meeting of the United Nations in 1946. Its central location and distinctive setting make it an ideal backdrop for the 10th International OSIG Conference, bringing together the global offshore site investigation, geoscience, geophysics, and geotechnics community. 

How to Get There 

Address 
Central Hall Westminster
Storey’s Gate
London
SW1H 9NH 

Central Hall Westminster is easily accessible by public transport and is within walking distance of major underground and rail stations. 

By London Underground 

• Westminster (Jubilee, Circle, District lines) – approx. 3-minute walk 

• St James’s Park (Circle, District lines) – approx. 3-minute walk 

• Victoria (Victoria, Circle, District lines) – approx. 13-minute walk 

You can also visit the Transport for London site for additional help on planning your journey on the London Underground network 

By Rail 

• Victoria – approx. 13-minute walk 

• Charing Cross – approx. 14-minute walk 

• Waterloo – approx. 18-minute walk 

You can also visit the National Rail or the TrainLine for additional help on planning your journey using the rail network. 

By Bus 

Several bus routes serve the area, with stops directly outside or close to the venue, including routes 11, 24, 148 and 211, with additional services stopping nearby. 

By Car 

Central Hall Westminster is within the London Congestion Charge and ULEZ zone. Public car parks are available nearby, including Abingdon Street, Horseferry Road, Rochester Row, and Semley Place, with limited on-street parking on surrounding roads. 

From the Airport 

All major London airports (Heathrow, Gatwick, City, Stansted, and Luton) offer direct rail or express services into central London, with straightforward onward connections to Westminster. 

Accessibility 

Central Hall Westminster has step-free access and accessible facilities throughout the venue. The building is served by accessible public transport links, with accessible entrances and amenities available for delegates.