Albert Hall

The Albert Hall is a heritage venue in Yarralumla with Georgian-style architecture, featuring a grand entrance portico and classical proportions throughout its design. Inside are a foyer, ticket area, entertaining rooms, and preparation spaces for performers and events.

The hall opened in 1928 and was named after London's Royal Albert Hall to commemorate a royal visit. It served as the region's major performance venue for many decades until another large theater opened.

The restored pipe organ at the venue came from the United Kingdom and now shapes the musical character of the space. It draws performers and audiences who appreciate its rich, historic sound.

The space accommodates several hundred visitors and is organized with different areas serving various functions. When visiting, allow enough time to explore the various rooms and get a sense of the layout.

Before 1965, it was the only place in the area where hundreds of people could gather for performances and events. This made it the cultural hub of the region during its early decades.

Location: Australian Capital Territory

Inception: March 10, 1928

Architectural style: Georgian architecture, Georgian Revival architecture

Address: 100 Commonwealth Ave, Yarralumla ACT

GPS coordinates: -35.29760,149.12500

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:49