Brisbane City Hall

Built between 1920 and 1930, Brisbane City Council's heritage-listed City Hall sits in the heart of Brisbane City. It is an ideal setting for hosting events with its sweeping marble staircases, vaulted ceilings, chandeliers and mosaic-tiled floor. Having undergone a $215 million restoration, City Hall is the perfect place to explore Brisbane's history. Daily guided tours showcase the Main Auditorium, Father Henry Willis Organ and the iconic Clock Tower. 

The Museum of Brisbane, another feature of City Hall, exhibits artworks from the City of Brisbane collection. Contemporary exhibitions by some of the city's leading artists are also on show.

Find what you need

Find out what's on at City Hall, including the popular, free Lord Mayor's City Hall Concerts.

City Hall has 14 venues for hire. You can book a room for meetings, gala events, award dinners and weddings. Find out how to book for your event.

Find out about City Hall venues, things to do, accessibility and parking.

Learn about City Hall's history and heritage, including archaeological discoveries and heritage features.

Flags or banners can be hung from City Hall to recognise significant city, state or national events.

You are welcome to attend all Brisbane City Council ordinary meetings and most standing committee meetings.

Read about the City Hall restoration, including sustainability initiatives and WWII Signature Wall. 

City Hall can be lit up for significant city, state or national events or significant events taking place in City Hall or King George Square.

Discover the secrets of our heritage-listed City Hall building with a guided tour. Tours can be tailored to your school's learning outcomes of local history, architecture, civic importance, or hospitality.

Museum of Brisbane is a purpose-built gallery sitting on level three of City Hall. Find out what's on at Museum of Brisbane.

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