Hamilton Lounge at Brisbane City Hall
Price on request
64 Adelaide St, Brisbane QLD 4000, Australia
Why you'll love this venue
- Iconic venue with magnificent ball rooms and function rooms suitable for small to large corporate or social events.
- Menus are inspired by sustainable and locally produced seasonal food of the highest quality with bespoke options for events.
- Convenient location with ample onsite parking area, easy access to public transports and major attractions surrounding the venue.
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Reviews for Brisbane City Hall
Leah GeeGee
Make the time to visit Brisbane City Hall. Even if you are not a history buff this place is still very much a must see. Free to travel up to the clock tower, the Museum is wonderful but the architecture of this building leaves one aghast - It’s Beautiful! Floors hand laid, marble stair cases, the auditorium is viewable and the huge organ stands out as the main attraction!
N W
This building is a must to visit. I did a tour a few years back and the history is amazing. The architecture inside and outside is beautiful. Have attended a few functions as well. Gorgeous venue
Amit Kumar
Brisbane City Hall is an architectural masterpiece nestled in the heart of Queensland's capital, Brisbane, Australia. Completed in 1930, this iconic landmark stands as a symbol of the city's rich history and vibrant culture. From its imposing clock tower to its grand façade, Brisbane City Hall exudes elegance and grandeur. Upon entering the building, visitors are greeted by the majestic Main Auditorium, a breathtaking space adorned with ornate decorations and intricate detailing. The auditorium's stunning architecture and soaring ceilings make it a popular venue for weddings, concerts, and other special events. One of the highlights of a visit to Brisbane City Hall is ascending the clock tower. Offering panoramic views of the city skyline, the tower provides a unique perspective on Brisbane's urban landscape. The climb to the top is rewarded with breathtaking vistas, making it a must-see attraction for tourists and locals alike. The Museum of Brisbane, located within City Hall, offers visitors an opportunity to delve into the city's history and culture. Through interactive exhibits, artifacts, and multimedia displays, the museum showcases Brisbane's evolution from a colonial outpost to a modern metropolis. From indigenous heritage to contemporary art, the museum provides a comprehensive overview of Brisbane's diverse identity. In addition to its historical significance, Brisbane City Hall serves as a hub for community events and activities. From art exhibitions to public forums, the building hosts a wide range of programs that engage residents and visitors alike. Its central location and versatile spaces make it an ideal venue for gatherings of all sizes. Overall, Brisbane City Hall is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in history, architecture, and culture. Its timeless beauty, rich heritage, and vibrant atmosphere make it a cornerstone of Brisbane's identity and a cherished landmark for generations to come.
Jennie Speechley
What a beautiful iconic building which really represents Brisbane. Two absolutely stunning marble staircases one on each side of the building as you enter taking you up to balcony seating for events happening on the stage. I have been attending the free concerts on a Tuesday at 12midday and finding them so enjoyable. They are very well attended and the acoustics in this venue are really good. The facilities are lovely and clean and well looked after. I have on occasion gone up to the clock tower and that is so interesting. There are sometimes different displays in the foyer as you enter. The Brisbane City Hall is a must see if you are visiting Brisbane. Something that has always been in my life and will be around for many many years after I am gone.
Jason Adams (Jase)
Excellent free thing to do in Brisbane. If you haven’t checked out Brisbane city hall, put it on your list for next time you’re in town and have an hour to kill. The building/ architecture is fantastic, they don’t make them like this anymore, very awesome auditorium, make sure you check it out. The museum /gallery has different exhibitions going on all the time and the guided ride up the old cage elevator and views from the top are a great thing to do and amazingly it’s all free.
Other spaces at this venue
The Sandgate Room
The Sandgate Room features beautiful arch windows facing Ann Street. It offers direct access to the Enogerra Courtyard creating and indoor/outdoor venue. The room is ideally suitable for pre and post-event gatherings for the Main Auditoriu...
Toowong Room
With entry from the Adelaide Street and King George Square foyers, this spacious pre-function room is located on the ground level and features natural light flowing from the arch windows facing Adelaide Street and an internal light-well. T...
Sister Cities Room
Situated adjacent to the Kedron Room, this newly created event space is ideal for exhibitions and product launches, training sessions and cocktail functions. With its direct access to the Kendron Room and Ithaca Auditorium, the Siste...
The Kedron Room
The original 1920s heritage features of this room are being restored. Its generous size makes it an ideal space for conference and exhibition style events. The room has high ceiling and large windows that overlook Ann Street and cent...
Ithaca Auditorium
The newly restored Ithaca Auditorium is a large, pillar-less room that is an ideal setting for medium-sized events such as concerts, recitals, theatrical performances, presentations, conferences, gala dinners and ceremonies. Key feat...
The Belmont Room
The Belmont Room is ideal for a private dinner or lunch meeting or the most intimate of celebrations.
Balmoral Suites: Windsor Room
Windsor Room is defined by its floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking King George Square. Situated on the first level, it has the same charm as the Lord Mayoral office, sharing the same architectural features. The room is ideally suited to w...
Balmoral Suits: Oak Table Room
Oak Table Room is defined by its long heritage-listed oak table. Lighting and wireless technology make this an ideal room for small events and round table meetings. The Oak Table Room is one of four rooms included in the Balmoral Suites. Th...
Brisbane Room
The Brisbane Room, with its high ceiling, polished timber floors and grand chandeliers will take your breathe away. It was officially opened as a public space in April 1980 when a time capsule was inserted into one of the decorated pillars;...
Balmoral Suites: Balmoral Room
Balmoral Suites include the following rooms: Balmoral, Oak Table, Windsor Room and Belmont Room, which can be hired individually or collectively. Originally the Lord Mayoral reception rooms, these venue spaces were renamed the Balmoral Suit...
Sherwood Room
The Sherwood Room is conveniently located on the ground floor and is accessible from the Ann St foyer. The heritage windows are a key feature of this room, with natural light entering from Ann Street.
Main Auditorium
The Main Auditorium is an ideal venue space for large-scale gala events, ceremonies, concerts and performances. It is the largest single space and is one of the most photographed and renowned parts pf the building. Its circular design with...