National Trust Centre

Perched atop Observatory Hill in Millers Point, the National Trust Centre is a historic building with a rich heritage spanning over two centuries. Originally constructed as a military hospital in 1815, it has evolved into the head office of the National Trust of Australia (NSW). The Centre offers two elegant rooms for business events: the Annie Wyatt Room, named after the Trust's founder, and the Board Room. Both spaces feature high ceilings, Georgian styling, and modern amenities, providing a unique setting for meetings and presentations. Adjacent to the Centre, visitors can enjoy the S.H. Ervin Gallery and the National Trust Café, open Tuesday to Sunday. The Annie Wyatt Room also hosts small exhibitions, accessible to the public during business hours, Monday to Friday. The Centre is wheelchair accessible and offers parking facilities for visitors.