Start your day with us on the rooftop for a special breakfast in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month.


Australia's First Automobile Club
Founded in 1903, our historic Macquarie Street location is a testament to our rich heritage. Motoring is the driving force behind everything we do, connecting motoring enthusiasts to a network of thought-provokers and industry leaders,
Our service is well-oiled. Enjoy seamless experiences executed with precision. From valet parking to private corporate events, our expert team is on hand to fine-tune every detail.
Connect over exceptional food and beverage in our Harbour-view dining room. Spend the night in our exclusive accommodation, just 100m from Circular Quay. Catch up on work in our business suite or rejuvenate at our wellness centre, The RACA is fully equipped to meet every need.


History of The RACA
Since 1903, the Royal Automobile Club of Australia has been driven by the game-changing impact of the automobile.
Our history tells a story of innovation and vision, recognising how cars have revolutionised our world.
As the world of auto shape-shifts and evolves, activities like travel, road trips, and collecting cars and memorabilia continue to be key passions for our community.

Celebrate the race that stops the nation in true RACA style. The Club will come alive with live coverage of the Melbourne Cup, delicious food and drinks, and the company of fellow members and guests.

The Royal Automobile Club Sydney invites you to an engaging evening with Dr Daniel Furtner from CSL Seqirus at our October Longevity Meeting.

From rare Bentleys to iconic Porsches, the RACA Classic Motor Car Auction goes live Sunday 26 October. Viewing opens 24 October. Don’t miss your chance to bid, consign, or secure a true collector’s piece.

Join us for Trafalgar Day Lunch as APC President Stephen Barker presents “Injuries and Illnesses Suffered by Nelson and his Adversaries” a gripping look at the hardships faced during the great Napoleonic Naval Battles, leading up to Nelson’s final hours on 21 October 1805.