Conway Hall is one of only two surviving buildings in the UK built by and for the

non-religious.

A humanist building, this was a place where non-religious people could gather, to come together and find community. A community specifically of people who wanted to share ideas, to work for a better world, and to enjoy music, the arts, and each other’s company.

This virtual tour provides teachers and students with the opportunity to explore the humanist worldview and its history. On this interactive journey you will discover some of the people, objects, stories, and events that helped to shape humanism and its impact on the modern world. Featuring 360-degree panoramic views, high-definition imagery, audio commentary, and video, the virtual tour will help bring humanism to life.