Hobart City Hall, Concert venue in Hobart, Australia.
The main hall extends over 40 meters in length and 29 meters in width, featuring a stage measuring 11 meters by 10 meters.
Constructed in 1915 for £27,000, the building served as a military storage facility for six months during World War II in 1940.
The hall regularly hosts the Festival of Voices and has welcomed numerous royal events, including a ball attended by the Queen.
The venue provides 1180 square meters of floor space suitable for exhibitions, concerts, meetings, and includes kitchen facilities and a PA system.
Before the construction of the City Hall, the location functioned as the city markets for the residents of Hobart.
Location: City of Hobart
GPS coordinates: -42.88070,147.33182
Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:48
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