The Great Hall is one of the principal structures of The University of Sydney; today a public interior embracing such purposes as formal ceremonies, conferences, recitals and dinners. The Hall, located in the Main Quadrangle on the Camperdown campus, is not only an iconic symbol of the University's stately history, but also an excellent architectural example of the Victorian Gothic revival. The seating in The Great Hall is general admission.

Wheelchair and Disabled Access
Wheelchair access is available at The Great Hall.  Patrons wishing to book wheelchair accessible seats should contact Sydney Festival on (02) 8248 6500.

Restaurants and Bars
The closest restaurant and bar precincts are in Newtown and on Glebe Point Road.

Public Transport
Train - The closest train stations to The Great Hall is Central Station (patrons can then catch a bus or walk up Broadway, and turn left onto City Road), or Redfern Station (patrons can walk to the Centre via Lawson Street and Ivy Street).
Bus - Buses 422, 423, 426 or 428 depart from bus stand A at Circular Quay train station, passing via Castlereagh Street, Railway Square, and Central Station.

For quick and convenient access to timetables, trip planning and other public transport service information call the Transport Infoline on 131 500 or visit the 131500.net. 

Car Parking
Parking for The Great Hall patrons is available in the parking station on Shepherd Street run by the University of Sydney and the University's on campus parking, both of which are a short walk from The Great Hall. Both facilities use a 'pay and display' ticket vending system. On campus there is a flat rate.