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Perth Town Hall

Corner Hay Street and Barrack Street, Perth, WA, 6000

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About Perth Town Hall

Perth Town Hall is a heritage-listed Victorian Free Gothic hall on the corner of Hay and Barrack streets in central Perth, run by the City of Perth. Built by convicts and free tradesmen between 1867 and 1870 and opened on 1 June 1870, it is the only Australian capital city town hall built by convict labour. Its first-floor Main Hall, with a 15-metre ceiling, seats up to 340 for concerts, events and weddings.

Getting there

Train: Perth station and the bus station are three blocks away.

Bus: Red and Blue CAT stops are nearby on Barrack Street, with a taxi rank across Hay Street.

Car: The nearest City of Perth car parks are Pier Street (between Murray and Wellington streets) and Council House (27 St Georges Terrace).

Accessibility

A lift serves the Main Hall and there is a separate wheelchair-accessible toilet. The main entrance is ramped when approached from Hay Street; there are steps on the Barrack Street approach. The nearest disabled drop-off bay is about 150 m away on the south side of Murray Street near Barrack Street. An infrared hearing system is available; call (08) 9461 3555 in advance to use it.

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

Perth Town Hall: quick answers

How do I get to Perth Town Hall?

Train: Perth station and the bus station are three blocks away. Bus: Red and Blue CAT stops are nearby on Barrack Street, with a taxi rank across Hay Street. Car: The nearest City of Perth car parks are Pier Street (between Murray and Wellington streets) and Council House (27 St Georges Terrace).

Is Perth Town Hall accessible?

A lift serves the Main Hall and there is a separate wheelchair-accessible toilet. The main entrance is ramped when approached from Hay Street; there are steps on the Barrack Street approach. The nearest disabled drop-off bay is about 150 m away on the south side of Murray Street near Barrack Street. An infrared hearing system is available; call (08) 9461 3555 in advance to use it. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

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