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Brisbane City Hall
Address: 64 Adelaide St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia
Phone: (07) 3403 8888
State: Queensland
City: Brisbane City
Zip Code: 4000


Opening Hours

Monday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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Reviews
A beautiful venue for your wedding or function with so many stunning heritage features. We attended a ball for the RBWH and the food was not only beautifully presented but tasted great. Service staff were so very good for such a large function.
Had both my wedding ceremony in the Windsor Room and reception in the Brisbane Room held at this beautiful and majestic venue in March 2025. I liaised with Jacinta from EPICURE and she was so lovely, patient and empathetic throughout the whole process. From doing a venue tour, to a menu tasting after hours and up till the wedding day itself, she was nothing but accommodating. My vendors also mentioned how nice she was to work with.nnThis venue offers many wedding packages that suit many budgets. There are a plethora of rooms to choose from. There are also many great photo locations for wedding portraits. My husband and I thought the packages were very reasonably priced and included many things not included in other venue packages.nnThe food on the night was phenomenal. From the presentation to the taste, each course was artistically prepared. The proportions were great and the cake was plated with finesse.nnJust a minor thing to note if you do plan to book Brisbane City Hall as your wedding venue. They are a heritage-listed site, so no open-flames allowed ie LED candles & tea lights only and no sparkulators and nothing can be affixed to the walls and flooring to preserve the materials. As part of the contract, you will also need to take out indemnity insurance.nnIn summary, I definitely recommend Brisbane City Hall as a wedding venue. The photos of the venue speak for themselves.
The clock tower and the city hall in the center of King George Square defines the heritage in this vicinity. It was a great place to check out while in Brisbane. Such a beautiful ground floor. Remarkable building in the centre of Brisbane. Take the free tour along with the elevator ride up to the top of the clock tower for a unique view of the city.
The Brisbane City Hall hosted an absolutely magical performance of The Dream of Gerontius, with the Brisbane Chorale and the Brisbane Symphony Orchestra teaming up to deliver this musical extravaganza on Sunday 23rd August. My family loved the performance, and the concert hall itself was stately and atmospheric, and the organ is a wonder in itself! A gorgeous venue
Brisbane City Hall anchors King George Square with its grand sandstone columns and soaring clock tower, a slice of Neoclassical elegance in the middle of the CBD. The foyer greets visitors with polished marble floors, bronze honour boards and a skylit dome that draws eyes upward before you have even collected a tour ticket. Free guided tours run several times a day and take you through the formal Council Chamber, past Art Deco stained-glass windows and into the circular auditorium where the heritage pipe organ still roars to life for lunchtime recitals.nnA separate lift whisks small groups to the clock tower viewing platform, 76 metres above the square. The original hand-operated lift rattles charmingly on the way up and the reward is a 360-degree sweep across the river bends, the Glasshouse Mountains on a clear day and the hive of commuter ferries below. Back at ground level, the Museum of Brisbane fills the former administrative offices with rotating exhibitions that explore everything from local First Nations stories to contemporary art and fashion. Entry is free and the volunteer guides are generous with anecdotes if you linger by an object.nnPracticalities are thoughtful. Book clock tower tickets online or grab a timed pass early in the day; they disappear quickly on weekends and school holidays. Wide ramps and lifts make the building accessible, lockers sit beside the museum entrance for bags, and a relaxed café in the adjoining arcade offers coffee and light meals without tourist-tax pricing. TransLink buses and the Queen Street Mall light-rail stop sit within a block, making the visit easy without a car.nnWhether you come for the architecture, the city views or a dose of local history between meetings, Brisbane City Hall delivers a satisfying blend of civic pride and welcoming public space.
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