The Anzac Memorial provides access to all visitors, including those with disabilities. An accessible walkway takes visitors from Sydney's Liverpool Street through the Cascade and into the Hall of Service. All levels of the building have equitable access via inclinators and an elevator. The textured finishes inside the Hall of Service, the Hall of Silence and the Hall of Memory, particularly the engraved battle honours, the rocks set into the Memorial niches and art deco design elements within easy reach all provide material for a "touch tour" for people with vision impairment.
Getting to the Memorial
The Anzac Memorial is located within Sydney's Hyde Park South. Hyde Park South is bounded by Park Street to the north, College Street to the east, Liverpool Street to the south and Elizabeth Street to the west.
Using public transport
Museum Station is the closest train station, 160 metres (approximately a 2 minute walk) from the Memorial and has a lift, a public address system for announcements, tactile surfaces and wheelchair accessible toilet. Bus services stop on Elizabeth Street and Liverpool Street. The majority of local bus services in NSW are accessible.
Use Trip Planner to plan your journey on public transport. If you have limited mobility you can refine your accessible trip results by choosing options and selecting the accessibility check box.
Using private vehicles
Limited public parking is available around the Hyde Park perimeter. There are a number of nearby car parks. Visit https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/explore/getting-around/parking/car-parks for more information.
Cycling
Hyde Park South is accessible by bicycle, however the Anzac Memorial does not have bike racks.
More information
The City of Sydney has an online accessibility map (presently in beta) which provides information about key access features such as mobility parking spaces and accessible public toilets, potential barriers such as stairs and steep and moderate inclines within the City of Sydney.
If you require assisted entry contact the Memorial on 02 8262 2900 or email manager@anzacmemorial.nsw.gov.au.
Getting around the Memorial
The Memorial is accessible via the entrance on Liverpool Street, leading directly to the Hall of Service. Once inside, on the northern edge of the Hall of Service and opposite the walkway, a set of stairs and inclinators provide access to the ground floor and the Hall of Silence, where the sculpture Sacrifice stands. There is a lift located on this level which provides access to the Hall of Memory at the uppermost level.
Alternatively, visitors can enter the Anzac Memorial via a ramp located on the western side of the building (Elizabeth Street) which leads directly to the ground floor and the Hall of Silence.
Hearing Loops
Hearing loop induction coils are installed in all key areas of the Anzac Memorial.
Guide dogs and companion animals
We welcome guide dogs and companion animals at the Anzac Memorial.
Learning at the Anzac Memorial
Our new education programs are available to all schools, groups or individuals with specific needs. Bookings are essential for all education programs. Please contact the Memorial's Learning Team on 02 8262 2904 or email: education@anzacmemorial.nsw.gov.au to discuss any requirements you may have.
Guided tours
Access services can be arranged for tour groups or individuals. Please complete the online booking form or contact Visitor Services on 02 8262 2907 or via email: manager@anzacmemorial.nsw.gov.au