The Mint
4.3(436)
Historical Landmark
About
The Mint is Sydney’s oldest surviving public building, originally part of the 1810 ‘Rum Hospital’ for convicts and later the first Royal Mint branch outside London. Its historic sandstone wings surround a deep colonnaded veranda, offering a striking backdrop for business events with a sense of heritage.
Today, The Mint blends history with hospitality, featuring richly detailed interiors, patterned floors, and unique fountains alongside modern event spaces and the Bullion café. It’s an ideal setting for meetings or receptions where history and professionalism meet in the heart of the city.
Best for
- Historic venue tours & cultural immersion
- Elegant client dinners with French cuisine
- Small executive meetings in unique settings
Standout features
Historic Architecture
Oldest surviving public building in Sydney’s CBD
Originally part of Governor Macquarie’s ‘Rum Hospital’ and later the first Royal Mint branch outside London, The Mint features richly historical buildings with patterned floors, grand staircases, and intricately designed balcony railings.
Venue Setting
Deep colonnaded veranda and unique fountains
The venue includes a deep colonnaded veranda and finely crafted, unique fountains throughout the grounds, contributing to a distinctive and elegant event atmosphere.
Cultural Heritage
Onsite Caroline Simpson Library & Research Collection
Home to a notable library and research collection that preserves and showcases colonial and mint history, adding a layer of cultural significance to the venue experience.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
SundayClosed
Monday9am – 4pm
Tuesday9am – 4pm
Wednesday9am – 4pm
Thursday9am – 4pm
Friday9am – 4pm
SaturdayClosed
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