The Mint. Photograph (c) John Gollings

The Mint

Less a museum and more an example of how the past can co-exist with the present, The Mint, which includes the remnants of Australia’s first coining factory, now houses the head office of the HHT, the Caroline Simpson Library & Research Collection, a beautiful gift shop, café and award-winning venue hire spaces.

The 2004 redevelopment of the site saw the conservation of the surviving historic Coining Factory structures and new buildings added to the site. These new buildings were carefully designed and located to complement the proportions and geometric alignments of the historic structures.

If you’re walking along historic Macquarie Street, call in to explore The Mint, stop for a coffee on the front verandah café or enjoy the quiet calm of the central courtyard.

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TRUSTWORDS

Books on a table. Photograph © Shutterstock
Trustwords, a co-presentation with Sydney Writers’ Festival, is a vibrant and engaging talks program.
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CAROLINE SIMPSON LIBRARY & RESEARCH COLLECTION

Group in the CSLRC
Specialising in the history of house and garden design, and interior furnishing.
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WINNER SPECIALTY VENUE

WINNER SPECIALTY VENUE
 

The Mint won the National Meetings & Events Industry Awards Specialty Venue Award 2009.

Address: 10 Macquarie St, Sydney, NSW 2000

Contact: 02 8239 2288

Admission:

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  • Wheelchair access

Hours: Open 9am-5pm | Monday - Friday

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