The Nehru Center

London, United Kingdom

5

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Telephone:
+44 20 7491 3567
Website:
www.nehrucentre.org.uk
Address:
8 South Audley St, London, United Kingdom, W1K 1HF
Mayfair
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
930 ftDorchester Hotel
0.2 miAchiles Way
0.2 miLondon Hilton Hotel
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2 reviews of The Nehru Center

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Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom
The Nehru Center is a branch of the Indian High Commision that specialises in culture from the subcontinent. They have a huge range of programs, including classical concerts, dance, theatre, plays, book launches, exhibitions and panel discussions on all aspects of life in or from India, past and present.
All these wonderful events are free, although some might get pretty busy. This is a great chance to see classical Indian music in London for free, or catch an interesting lecture.
In any case, its a creative and stimulating showcase for the arts. A visit here is always worth the time taken.
Place rating: 5
London, United Kingdom
Located in a posh locality, Nehru Centre is probably the best bet if you’re looking at a small-​scale but exclusive event. The main hall at the Centre can accommodate approximately 100 – 120 people. But having a very suitable location (very close to Green Park tube stop) makes the place accessible. Also, it has a nice and quiet ambience. It should definitely be an option if you’re looking at organising a seminar or screening of parallel cinema!