Interior view of Centennial Hall facing the grand organ.
The Druitt Street entry features columns, tiled mosaic floor and wall boards that list former lord mayors of the city.
From a high pitched ornate ceiling hangs a chandelier over parquetry floors.
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The largest and most ornate late 19th century civic building in Australia is renowned for its high Victorian interiors and rich decoration.

Features

  • Guided tours not included

    Tours of the building are not available at the moment.

  • Close to transport included

    Public transport nearby.

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair access included

  • Hearing support system included

  • Onsite mobility parking included

    If you hold an approved permit, you can park free for a certain period of time in designated parking zones.

  • Level access entrance included

    Accessible entry to Sydney Town Hall is available from Druitt Street. Directional signs are located around the building.

What’s On

A well-known landmark on George Street

Sydney Town Hall has been a major landmark in the heart of the city for over 130 years, with its steps possibly Sydney's best-used rendezvous point. Today it is a workplace, hireable venue and a seat of local government.

The town hall was built in the 1880s on the site of an old cemetery from local Sydney sandstone.

Step inside Sydney Town Hall

Learn about the clocktower, vestibule and Centennial Hall with City of Sydney curator Margaret Betteridge