Albert Hall
100 Commonwealth Avenue, Yarralumla, ACT, 2600
Photo: Dietmar Rabich, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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About Albert Hall
Albert Hall is a heritage-listed hall on Commonwealth Avenue, Yarralumla, about 3.5 km from Canberra's city centre, used for concerts, dances, festivals and community events. Prime Minister Stanley Bruce opened it on 10 March 1928, and it was Canberra's main venue for music and theatre until 1965. Designed by J Hunter Kirkpatrick in the Federal Capital style, it seats 360 in the auditorium and 140 in the gallery.
Getting there
Public transport: Use Transport Canberra's journey planner for bus services along Commonwealth Avenue.
Car: The hall is on the corner of Commonwealth Avenue and Kaye Street, Yarralumla; check event information for parking.
Accessibility
The Canberra Symphony Orchestra lists wheelchair access and an accessible toilet at Albert Hall. No detailed official accessibility information was found; contact the venue at alberthall@act.gov.au or the event presenter before booking.
Access arrangements can change, so please confirm with the venue before you go.
Albert Hall: quick answers
How do I get to Albert Hall?
Public transport: Use Transport Canberra's journey planner for bus services along Commonwealth Avenue. Car: The hall is on the corner of Commonwealth Avenue and Kaye Street, Yarralumla; check event information for parking.
Is Albert Hall accessible?
The Canberra Symphony Orchestra lists wheelchair access and an accessible toilet at Albert Hall. No detailed official accessibility information was found; contact the venue at alberthall@act.gov.au or the event presenter before booking. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.
