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About Brisbane City Hall

Brisbane City Hall is a heritage-listed civic and cultural venue located at 64 Adelaide Street, adjacent to King George Square in Brisbane’s CBD. Known for its restored grandeur, City Hall hosts government functions, exhibitions, and concerts, including the City Hall Concerts series and major events during Brisbane Festival. The venue supports flexible seating layouts—from theatre to banquet, cabaret, and cocktail—accommodating a range of event types and audience sizes.

Whether you’re planning a concert, conference, or exhibition, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, reliable ticketing options and insider tips on parking, transport, and nearby stays and dining. Secure your seats with our easy buying process and rely on local knowledge to make the most of your visit.

Capacity and layouts: Main Auditorium seats up to about 1,604 theatre-style (approx. 1,600 after refurbishment). Historic numbers show around 1,178 seats pre-restoration. Other configurations include Banquet (~670) and Cocktail (~1,200). Detailed room plans are available via Epicure, the venue operator, to help you envision the setup for your event.

Parking: King George Square Car Park and Wickham Terrace Car Park serve the CBD. Entry to King George Square is via Adelaide Street with additional access via Roma Street. Street parking around City Hall is limited, so plan ahead and consider nearby car parks for convenience.

Transit: Located in Brisbane’s CBD, City Hall is a short walk from Central Station. Nearby ferry terminals and multiple bus stops offer easy public transport options. For precise routes and timetables, use the Translink Journey Planner.

Nearby hotels and dining: Convenient lodging options include Pullman Brisbane King George Square (adjacent to City Hall), Sofitel Brisbane Central (249 Turbot Street), Brisbane Marriott Hotel (515 Queen Street), and George Hotel Brisbane (CBD). We highlight affiliate-friendly hotel partners for easy booking. For meals, opt for nearby cafes, pubs, and fine dining solutions within walking distance of City Hall. If you’re seeking a quick pre-show bite or a celebratory dinner after an event, our partner listings can help you find trusted options near King George Square.

Notable events and features: City Hall hosts the Lord Mayor's City Hall Concerts, exhibitions, and concerts throughout the year. The venue also contains the Museum of Brisbane, offering insight into the city’s history. City Hall remains a central hub for Brisbane Festival and other major cultural happenings. The complex was renovat ed from 2010–2013 and reopened in 2013 as Brisbane City Hall and King George Square precinct.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 64 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City, Queensland 4000 (City Hall sits adjacent to King George Square).
  • Venue type: Heritage-listed city hall and civic venue used for government functions, exhibitions and concerts.
  • Main Auditorium capacity: up to about 1,604 theatre-style (approx. 1,600) after refurbishment; theatre-style capacity historically around 1,178 pre-restoration; other layouts include Banquet ~670 and Cocktail ~1,200.
  • Seating configurations: Theatre, Banquet, Cabaret and Cocktail layouts are supported; detailed room plans are available via Epicure (City Hall’s venue operator).
  • Parking: King George Square Car Park and Wickham Terrace Car Park are the Council’s CBD car parks; King George Square entry is via Adelaide Street, with additional access via Roma Street. Street parking is limited.
  • Transit: City Hall is in Brisbane CBD, a short walk from Central Station, with nearby ferry terminals and bus stops; use Translink Journey Planner for routes.
  • Nearby hotels: Pullman Brisbane King George Square (adjacent to City Hall), Sofitel Brisbane Central (249 Turbot Street), Brisbane Marriott Hotel (515 Queen Street); nearby George Hotel Brisbane (formerly YMCA George Williams) is also in the CBD.
  • Notable events: City Hall hosts Lord Mayor's City Hall Concerts, exhibitions and concerts; Museum of Brisbane operates within City Hall; the venue is used for Brisbane Festival and other major events.
  • Renovation/renaming: Not demolished or renamed; City Hall underwent a major restoration from 2010–2013 and reopened in 2013; it remains Brisbane City Hall and King George Square precinct.