The Winthrop Hall is an iconic cathedral-like building inside The University of Western Australia. Used for many prestigious functions, this hall was built in 1932 and can seat 974 people in air-conditioned comfort. Measuring 135 feet long and 60 feet wide, it is perfect for a vast array of events, especially for concerts or public speaking gatherings, as the interior was designed to ensure optimal acoustics all around. Its iconic clock tower is also the highest point of the hall, measuring 150 feet. Step inside and take a walk around, as you feast your eyes on its beautiful interiors and the Renaissance-styled beams of the hall.