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Victory was the name of Lord Nelson’s ship and this beautiful conference room has a mural on display, depicting the scene where the famous naval commander plans his last battle.
It was in Naples it all began, one of the world’s most famous love stories – the one between admiral Lord Nelson and the married Lady Emma Hamilton.
St Vincent is named after the battle against the Spanish fleet where Lord Nelson managed to board and take command of two Spanish ships.
This room is named after the port town Portsmouth, located in the south of England and home to Lord Nelson’s flag ship HMS Victory.
This room is named after Lord Nelson’s victory in Copenhagen in 1801. The admiral found himself in a very difficult position and was given the order to retreat.
The battle of Aboukir was one of Lord Nelson’s most glorious victories. This is where Napoleon had to abandon his plans to conquer the Middle East.
Lord Nelson was born in 1758 in Burnham Thorpe in England. Despite being a very sickly child, he went to sea at the tender age of 13.
Our atmospheric vault from the 17th century is named after one of the towers that formed part of the oldest medieval city wall in Stockholm. Leijontornet was another.
Historic and homely conference rooms, all named after places of great importance in Lord Nelson’s life and all filled with the owner family’s private collection of antiques.