Accessibility

Event: Yirranma Place Community Open Day

General information

Contact name

Jo Rosenberg

Contact number

0407 771 724

Travel instructions

Yirranma Place is located at 262 Liverpool Street Darlinghurst, NSW, on the corner of the Liverpool and Forbes Street. It can be accessed in the following ways. Train: Kings Cross train station: 8 minutes / 600m walk via Darlinghurst Road. Museum train station: 12 minutes / 850m walk via Liverpool street. Bus: 389: The nearest bus stop is Burton St opp National Art School. 2 minutes / 180m walk via Forbes street. ‍ 380 & 333: Oxford Street Taylor Square, Oxford St, Stand D. 6 minutes / 450m walk via Forbes street. Parking: Please note that we recommend using one of the local parking stations: ‍ Wilson Parking, 70 Riley Street, Darlinghurst (early bird and hourly rates). 7 minute/650m walk via Stanley and Bourke Streets. Secure Parking at St Vincent's Hospital, 404 Victoria Street, Sydney (hourly rates only). 6 minute/450m walk via Victoria and Liverpool Streets.

Entry instructions

Please enter Yirranma Place via the portico steps at 262 Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst, or via the side passage ramp (also on Liverpool Street).

After entry instructions

Through the glass sliding doors.

Hazards

Mobility entrance is via the side path ramp. We do have hearing augmentation onsite. Please contact hello@yirranmaplace.com after registering if you will require access to the infrared hearing augmentation system. ‍

Toilet location

Accessible lavatories are behind the big screen in the hall.

Accessible parking

Accessible parking can be found at the following stations. Wilson Parking, 70 Riley Street, Darlinghurst (early bird and hourly rates). 7 minute/650m walk via Stanley and Bourke Streets. Secure Parking at St Vincent's Hospital, 404 Victoria Street, Sydney (hourly rates only). 6 minute/450m walk via Victoria and Liverpool Streets.

Accessibility

For visitors with accessibility requirements, Yirranma Place has been built to feature accessibility throughout the building. ‍ There is infrared hearing augmentation available, braille incorporated into signage, and accessible ramp access to the building via Liverpool Street, with lift access to all floors.