About this place
Memorial for aboriginal People
Yirranma Place is a restored heritage building on Liverpool Street that now operates as a social-purpose precinct, community space, café and public exhibition venue. Although the grand main entrance has steps, a step-free entrance is available via the side ramp on Liverpool Street, leading through wide sliding glass doors. A lift connects all floors, while braille signage assists visitors in navigating the building. Infrared hearing augmentation is available in Blue Gum Hall and the Level 2 meeting spaces, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet is located within Blue Gum Hall for café and exhibition visitors. The public areas are spacious and suitable for wheelchair users and people with mobility needs. Street parking around the venue is limited, so visitors may find public transport or nearby paid parking stations more convenient. Overall, Yirranma Place provides a strong level of accessibility across its public facilities.














