That famous opera house and famous bridge, both sitting on that equally famous harbour. Beaches that are household names. One of the world’s best food and drink scenes. Incredibly rich culture, including the oldest continuous living culture on earth. Wildlife experiences. Stunning national parks. Sydney has it all – and then some.

The Australian Riichi Mahjong Open will be held at the Redfern Town Hall. This gentrified area in inner Sydney is the epitome of cool, full of creatives, cafes and cultural heritage. In Redfern and Waterloo, explore farmers markets and contemporary art spaces; picnic in the heritage-listed Redfern Park; and discover eclectic bars, street art and plenty of urban grit.

Directions

For directions via public transport you can use Google Maps, which will provide you with accurate directions to the venue. You will need an Opal card or credit/debit card to use Sydney's public transport, or if you have a phone with wireless payment capability, you can add an Opal card to your Apple or Google wallet instead.

By Train

From the Sydney CBD, you can take almost any train from Central or Town Hall stations, then alight at Redfern Station and walk 550m to the venue.

By Bus

From the Sydney CBD, you can catch the 320/343 bus along Elizabeth St, then alight at Elizabeth St/Redfern St and walk 350m to the venue.

Parking

There is parking on Pitt St and the surrounding streets just outside the venue.

Standards of Conduct

All players are required to adhere the WRC Standards of Conduct at all times throughout the event. Failure to abide by these standards of conduct may be subject to penalty (including disqualification without refund and immediate expulsion from the venue) at the sole discretion of the tournament organisers. We are committed to building a safe and welcoming environment for all, and we operate a zero tolerance policy towards abuse, intimidation, or harassment of players or staff.

All players are also strongly encouraged to follow these gameplay guidelines during play. These guidelines have been devised to ensure that games proceed smoothly, and to protect the integrity of the game by preventing opportunities for cheating or collusion.