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Sydney Town Hall

483 George Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000

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About Sydney Town Hall

Sydney Town Hall is the City of Sydney's heritage-listed civic building on George Street, built from Sydney sandstone in two stages from 1869. As well as the council chambers, it houses the Centennial Hall, completed in 1889, which seats up to 2,008 theatre-style for concerts, festivals and civic events. The hall is home to the Grand Organ, built by William Hill & Son and installed in 1890.

Getting there

Train: Town Hall Station is on George Street, right beside the building.

Light rail: L2 and L3 services stop at Town Hall on George Street.

Bus: Many routes stop on George Street at Town Hall. Plan your trip at transportnsw.info.

Car: Wilson Parking's St Andrews House car park at 464 Kent Street is nearby.

Accessibility

Sydney Town Hall has a level access entrance on Druitt Street, with directional signs around the building, plus lifts, accessible toilets and a hearing support system. Holders of an approved mobility permit can park free on site for a limited time in designated zones. Seating layouts vary by event, so contact the event's ticket seller about wheelchair seating and Companion Card tickets before booking.

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

Sydney Town Hall: quick answers

How do I get to Sydney Town Hall?

Train: Town Hall Station is on George Street, right beside the building. Light rail: L2 and L3 services stop at Town Hall on George Street. Bus: Many routes stop on George Street at Town Hall. Plan your trip at transportnsw.info. Car: Wilson Parking's St Andrews House car park at 464 Kent Street is nearby.

Is Sydney Town Hall accessible?

Sydney Town Hall has a level access entrance on Druitt Street, with directional signs around the building, plus lifts, accessible toilets and a hearing support system. Holders of an approved mobility permit can park free on site for a limited time in designated zones. Seating layouts vary by event, so contact the event's ticket seller about wheelchair seating and Companion Card tickets before booking. Please confirm access arrangements with the venue before you go.

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