Teachers Federation Conference Centre

Street:: 37 Reservoir Street, Surry Hills
ZIP:: 2000
City:: Sydney
State:: NSW
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Description

The NSW Teachers Federation Conference Centre is located at 37 Reservoir Street, Surry Hills near Central Station and right on the edge of Sydney’s CBD.

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The venue is:

A short 3 minute walk from Central Railway Station (local, regional and interstate train, bus and light-rail terminal)
adjacent to a number of quality hotels
in the suburb rated as Sydney's no. 1 for eating out
walking distance from Chinatown
minutes from Oxford St, Hyde Park, museums and galleries
an 8km drive from Sydney Airport

You will find the Conference Centre is easily accessible by a variety of public transport options including train, bus and light rail.

However, if you choose to drive here, there are 3 parking stations within a 1 km radius from our venue .... a 10 minute walk!

Wilson Parking: Corner of Goulburn St & Elizabeth St (entry via Goulburn St)

Ph: 1800 PARKING (1800 727 5464)

How to get to Mary St from Wilson Parking

Secure Parking: 55 Holt Street, Surry Hills

Ph: (02) 8912 4900

How to get to Mary St from Holt St Parking

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