Parramatta Town Hall

Parramatta Town Hall is a two-story building with Victorian Free Classical architecture located on Church Street. It contains five rental spaces for events and connects to the adjacent Parramatta Square development through a glass atrium added in recent years.

Construction was completed in 1883, replacing a former marketplace that had served cattle trading and agricultural displays. The site had been designated for public purposes from the colonial period.

The venue has served as a gathering place for the community since opening, hosting performances and celebrations that brought residents together. Its role continues today as a space where local culture and traditions are shared.

The building is centrally located on Church Street in Parramatta and contains spaces of various sizes for different types of events. Accessibility and opening times can vary depending on the specific event or booking.

The location was chosen by Governor Arthur Phillip during the colonial period for public use. This connection to early European settlement runs deep in the site's history.

Location: New South Wales

Architectural style: Victorian architecture

Floors above the ground: 2

GPS coordinates: -33.81583,151.00361

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:47