Whiskey Vault at The Libertine London

Nestled within the expansive vaults beneath The Royal Exchange, The Libertine emerges as the epitome of indulgence in the city centre. Occupying the historic site where the first royal alcohol license in Britain was granted, this space is imbued with a rich tapestry of hedonism and mischief.

The vibrant atmosphere and opportunities surrounding the original Royal Exchange, constructed in 1571, attracted merchants, heralds, and adventurers from far and wide. After the day’s labor, and often before it was truly over, these gathered traders would engage in lively revelry and ‘tippling’ within the Exchange’s vaults.

The Libertine serves as a contemporary homage to those spirited times, offering spaces for drinking, dining, and leisure long into the night, away from the prying eyes of prudish onlookers.

The secluded alcove lounge, ‘The Whiskey Vault,’ provides an intimate setting for groups of up to 20 seeking respite from the bustling city life.