Royal Geographical Society (With Ibg)

We're excited to watch BBC Two Icons tonight, with Dermot O'Leary putting forward the case for four iconic explorers: Gertrude Bell, Ernest Shackleton, Jane Goodall, and Neil Armstrong. Who will you be voting for? 📺

The next edition of Geographical Magazine will hit doormats in 100% compostable plastic free packaging! 🌍 Find out more: https://bit.ly/2GZYDjv

Our Monday night lectures are back! Tonight we leave the UK winter behind and join Sara Wheeler as she recounts her six-month journey through Chile, from the Peruvian border to Chilean Antarctica. https://bit.ly/2F5zCkn

The venue is just up the road from Imperial College on Exhibition Road. The Royal Albert Hall is just round the corner as well.

The evening started with drinks and finger food. The Lecture was thoroughly enjoyable.

Simply intresting ! And today is going to be on international conference...

If you want to absolutely surrounded by the history of exploration this is the place. Every wall and book has some kind of story. Monday night lectures are fascinating. I recommended the membership as the library is an incredible resource.

I attended a heritage building Seminar, as a stone masonry Delegate and thoroughly enjoyed it, the venue easy to walk to from underground, the staff were great, Ill look forward to next year.

I Attended the RGS tonight for a Tribute to Dr Charles Swithinbank with Several Exceptional Speakers including Sir Ranalph Fiennes.. An Amazing Evening... Thank you RGS...

Have been a Member of The Royal Society of Australia since 1980

A fantastic and learned institution, supporting the academic aspects of geography and the wider pursuit of adventure and scientific exploration around the world.

If there was ever a telescope made to know what great & some unknown explorers unearthed them to us, Royal Geographical Society should be given the credit for all that what is being followed today by any human being on the face of this Earth!!



Looking forward to a shared working relationship with team 'RGS'!!

The venue is just up the road from Imperial College on Exhibition Road. The Royal Albert Hall is just round the corner as well.

The evening started with drinks and finger food. The Lecture was thoroughly enjoyable.

Simply intresting ! And today is going to be on international conference...

If you want to absolutely surrounded by the history of exploration this is the place. Every wall and book has some kind of story. Monday night lectures are fascinating. I recommended the membership as the library is an incredible resource.

I attended a heritage building Seminar, as a stone masonry Delegate and thoroughly enjoyed it, the venue easy to walk to from underground, the staff were great, Ill look forward to next year.

I Attended the RGS tonight for a Tribute to Dr Charles Swithinbank with Several Exceptional Speakers including Sir Ranalph Fiennes.. An Amazing Evening... Thank you RGS...

Have been a Member of The Royal Society of Australia since 1980

A fantastic and learned institution, supporting the academic aspects of geography and the wider pursuit of adventure and scientific exploration around the world.

If there was ever a telescope made to know what great & some unknown explorers unearthed them to us, Royal Geographical Society should be given the credit for all that what is being followed today by any human being on the face of this Earth!!



Looking forward to a shared working relationship with team 'RGS'!!