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Adelaide Town Hall

128 King William Street, Adelaide, SA, 5000

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About Adelaide Town Hall

Adelaide Town Hall is a Classical Revival civic building on King William Street in the Adelaide city centre, run by the City of Adelaide. Opened in 1866, it hosts concerts, performances, exhibitions and community events. Its Auditorium seats up to 1,110 for concerts, has notable acoustics and ornate ceilings, and features a J.W. Walker & Sons pipe organ. The Beatles appeared on its balcony in 1964.

Getting there

Tram: Pirie Street tram stop, used by the Glenelg and Festival Plaza lines, is a two-minute walk.

Bus: The closest stops are on King William Street: D2 and E1 on the east side, V1 and V2 on the west side.

Train: Adelaide Railway Station is about a 10-minute walk through the city, or take the tram from North Terrace.

Car: UPark Topham Mall, entered from Waymouth Street at Bentham Street, is a five-minute walk.

Accessibility

A ramp and automatic sliding doors lead into the main entrance, and a lift with tactile and braille buttons and voice announcements serves all levels. Wheelchair seating is in the Auditorium stalls; the Dress Circle and Gallery are reached by steps only. There is a unisex accessible toilet on Level 1. Accessible parking is available in front of the Town Hall on King William Street from 7pm to midnight (except Mondays), and City of Adelaide UParks have accessible bays near the lifts.

Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.

Adelaide Town Hall: quick answers

How do I get to Adelaide Town Hall?

Tram: Pirie Street tram stop, used by the Glenelg and Festival Plaza lines, is a two-minute walk. Bus: The closest stops are on King William Street: D2 and E1 on the east side, V1 and V2 on the west side. Train: Adelaide Railway Station is about a 10-minute walk through the city, or take the tram from North Terrace. Car: UPark Topham Mall, entered from Waymouth Street at Bentham Street, is a five-minute walk.

Is Adelaide Town Hall accessible?

A ramp and automatic sliding doors lead into the main entrance, and a lift with tactile and braille buttons and voice announcements serves all levels. Wheelchair seating is in the Auditorium stalls; the Dress Circle and Gallery are reached by steps only. There is a unisex accessible toilet on Level 1. Accessible parking is available in front of the Town Hall on King William Street from 7pm to midnight (except Mondays), and City of Adelaide UParks have accessible bays near the lifts. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

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