Direct answer
The Supreme Court of New South Wales uses the Law Courts Building at Queens Square in Sydney. The court lists entrances from Phillip Street and Macquarie Street. Check your notice names this building. At this building, the Supreme Court registry is on level five and its courtrooms are on levels seven to thirteen. Check the courtroom for your hearing rather than going straight to the registry.
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Question: Where is the Supreme Court at Queens Square?
Before you go
- The Law Courts Building: Queens Square, Sydney · Phillip Street / Macquarie Street
- Registry and courtrooms: Supreme Court registry: Level 5 · Courtrooms: Levels 7–13
- Confirm your venue: Check the building on your notice · The Supreme Court uses other sites
- Before you travel: Check official court information · Allow time to find the right room
Common questions
Where is the court?
The Supreme Court of New South Wales uses the Law Courts Building at Queens Square in Sydney. The court lists entrances from Phillip Street and Macquarie Street. Check your notice names this building.
Can I rely on old footage for current access arrangements?
Use your current court directions and the official sources below to confirm the venue and access arrangements. Archival pictures do not establish that every entrance, sign or surrounding street remains unchanged.
Full video transcript
The Supreme Court of New South Wales uses the Law Courts Building at Queens Square in Sydney. The court lists entrances from Phillip Street and Macquarie Street. Check your notice names this building.
At this building, the Supreme Court registry is on level five and its courtrooms are on levels seven to thirteen. Check the courtroom for your hearing rather than going straight to the registry.
The Supreme Court also uses other court complexes. A reference to the Supreme Court does not, by itself, mean Queens Square. Read the building, date, time and attendance instructions on your latest notice.
Use the official court information to confirm the location before travelling, and allow time to find the right room. These images are archival, so they do not establish that every entrance arrangement is unchanged.
For help with your circumstances, use the Go To Court website to request a lawyer consultation. Availability depends on your matter and location. This is general information, not personal legal advice.
Official sources and what they support
Checked 2026-09-11.
- New South Wales courts — Supreme Court NSW Queens Square location — Law Courts Building, Queens Square: Supreme Court registry level 5, courtrooms levels 7–13, entry from Phillip Street or Macquarie Street. Source has one occurrence of misspelled Philip Street; avoid unverified house-number spelling in narration. Supreme Court also uses other complexes.: Listed court location, registry and venue details in this guide.
- Official court preparation and location guidance — Court locations or preparation for attendance: The court-specific preparation or venue distinctions stated in this guide.
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Important
General information only, not personal legal advice. Court arrangements can change. Check current official information and obtain advice about your own circumstances.