6 Macquarie St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
Function Venue
•Explore Australia’s oldest Parliament.
Located in the heart of Sydney’s historic Macquarie Street, this heritage-listed venue is rich in history and full of hidden surprises.
It is a mix of heritage and modern buildings. The remarkable building has evolved to accommodate nine unique event spaces for functions, from stunning contemporary rooms with garden views to a historic library dating back to 1840 and versatile areas that can host up to 1,200 people for stand-up cocktail events.
The magnificent collection of historic artefacts, priceless art and rare antiquities provides visitors with the unique opportunity to explore key moments in the history of Australian politics.
This unique dining room features an antique fireplace, garden views, and a private outdoor courtyard. It is ideal for conferences, luncheons, and stand-up cocktail dinner events. This exclusive room is located within a restricted part of Pa...
This purpose-built auditorium located below the Fountain Court is ideal for public talks, presentations, lectures, and film screenings. The adjoining foyer can be used for registration and light catering, if numbers exceed 80 people for cat...
This large versatile dining room featuring panoramic garden views is ideal for conferences, seminars, luncheons, award dinners and stand-up cocktail reception events. The Strangers’ Room is a meeting place where members of Parliament greet...
Great time here. Very knowledgeable guides. Tour of both houses of parliament. Informative. Nice to see the blend of history, and current Parliament. Interesting things to see too like the mace, rod and paintings. No cost. Has a tea area too.
Tour of both houses. With a vision impaired group we experienced a wonderful tour of both houses. The two lady guides Eve and Angela were excellent, friendly and extremely informative. They really made the tour so interesting. Highest praise. The cafe was also excellent. Friendly staff and very reasonably priced lovely food. Quick service. David
We went for the public tour and had coffee over looking the Domain. We went because the building had just had a revamp and because it is the oldest public building in Australia. The tour guides were interesting and helpful; about the building and how parliament works. It is free and I was suprised how much being in the space made sense of how parliament works. Highly recommended Add it to the list of interesting free things to do in the city, everyone welcome, our group ranged from toddlers to the very elderly.
It was a wonderful experience to walk through the halls of Parliament House and walk through its history. Watching a re-enactment of what was it like in the first stages of the NSW Parliament was very interesting and enriching especially for me as a student doing studies in Indigenous peoples and Foundation of Human Rights in Australia. The place has been well taken cared off. The highlight for me was the painting when Governor Arthur Phillip hoisted the flag on (Sydney Bay) Australian soil. I only saw it in books but was in awe to find it at the inside the Parliament.
A great conference venue. The Black Rod and her staff looked after all participants very efficiently, and always with a great smile. Comfortable room, well air conditioned, great audio and visual. The food was great too. Can't do better.
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