Knights Templar

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overview

It is named after an ancient order of Warrior Monks - The Knights Templar. Hugues de Payens, Geoffroy de St Omer and seven other French knights founded the order, in Jerusalem, in 1118. King Baldwin II, the French king of Jerusalem (1118-1131), installed the order's residence, stables and armoury in the part of his palace which was on the site of Solomon's Temple, from which the order took its name - Knight of the Temple or Templars. The Knights Templar features heavily in The Da Vinci Code - if you look really carefully, during the scene featuring Middle Temple Church, you may spot our beautiful pub.

Max Capacity: 8 /

gallery

No capacities available

address

95 Chancery Lane,
London,
Greater London,
WC2A 1DT,
United Kingdom

nearest airports

London City Airport (6.9 miles)

London Heathrow Airport (15.1 miles)

London Gatwick Airport (24.9 miles)

nearest motorways

• M1 JCT 1 (6.3 miles)
• M4 JCT 1 (7.5 miles)
• M1 JCT 2 (7.9 miles)

nearest train station

• Blackfriars (0.4 miles)
• City Thameslink (0.5 miles)
• Farringdon (0.5 miles)

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