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ATHOL HALL, MOSMAN

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2 Athol Wharf Rd, Mosman NSW 2088, Australia
Saturday, 30 August 2025

Enveloped by the tranquil beauty of Sydney Harbour National Park, our wedding will be hosted by the stunning Athol Hall. Originally built in 1850, this architecturally exquisite heritage venue has been meticulously restored, showcasing its elegant wooden structure and timeless design. Its interiors, accented with natural sandstone, perfectly echo Sydney's iconic landscape. Surrounded by lush greenery and manicured lawns, Athol Hall offers unrivaled views of the North Sydney skyline, the Harbour Bridge, the Opera House, and the city skyline. Our wedding ceremony and reception will both be held at Athol Hall, keeping all of us together in the one beautiful space and making the transition from ceremony to reception effortless and relaxed.

acknowledgement of country
We acknowledge the Camaraigal people of the Eora Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the land where we will celebrate our wedding. We pay our deepest respects to their Elders, past, present, and emerging, and recognise their enduring connection to this land. We also extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and acknowledge the rich cultures, traditions, and histories that continue to enrich our community.

driving directions to athol hall

To drive to Athol Hall at 2 Athol Wharf Rd, Mosman NSW 2088, from Sydney CBD, follow these directions:

 

Start on the Cahill Expressway/A4

Head north on the Cahill Expressway/A4, following signs for the Sydney Harbour Bridge if you're coming from the city centre.

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Cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge

Stay on the Cahill Expressway as you cross the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

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Take the exit toward Military Road

After crossing the bridge, take the left exit toward Military Road (M1), following signs for Mosman/Neutral Bay. Please note, as of 2024-2025, the Warringah Freeway is undergoing upgrade works, which may affect signage. Plan for extra travel time.


Continue along Military Road
Stay on Military Road (M1), passing through Neutral Bay and Mosman.


Turn right onto Bradleys Head Road

In Mosman, turn right onto Bradleys Head Road, following signs for Taronga Zoo and Bradleys Head.


Turn left onto Athol Wharf Road

After passing Taronga Zoo, turn left onto Athol Wharf Road. Signage will point out the car park to the left and Athol Hall to the right.

 

Parking and Arrival

Park in the designated car park, and follow the footpath on the right, next to the sign, to reach Athol Hall. Athol Hall is on the left side of the last bend on Bradleys Head Road, Mosman, just down the hill from the entrance to Taronga Zoo. Please note that parking can be limited around Athol Hall, especially during peak times or events. It may be advisable to arrive early to secure a parking spot or consider alternative transport options.

Further information on parking will be provided in the FAQs. If possible, we advise utilising carpooling or public transport.

accessibility Information

There are several features at Athol Hall and the surrounding grounds to consider for guests with accessibility needs:

 

- There are around 12 steps leading up to the main entrance of the hall.

- The side entrance has 5 steps.

- There's a bitumen pathway that leads from the nearest car park to the hall, but it has 3 steps going downward just after you cross Bradleys Head Road.

- The large grassy area outside the hall has a moderate descending slope.

- Accessible and ambulant flush toilets are available inside the hall, with double doors and lever handles.

- There are 2 accessible parking spaces in the car park on Bradleys Head Road.

 

Please let us know if you have any accessibility needs such as wheelchair access when RSVPing, and we will liaise directly with the Athol Hall team to ensure everyone is accommodated. For more information on accessibility, you can call Athol Hall at +61 2 8218 8844.

© Charisse & Harrison. All rights reserved.

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​We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land where Athol Hall stands, and pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging.

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