The night before his hearing at the [Ministry], Harry learns how he will be going thanks to Mrs. Weasley, and also finds out that [Dumbledore] has stopped by without saying hello to prevent Sirius from attending as well.

Chapter 7 - "The Ministry of Magic" - In which Arthur Weasley takes Harry to the Ministry of Magic for his scheduled hearing and Harry gets a look at the Ministry building and the setup of its offices.
Harry awakens and walks downstairs, thinking about his impending hearing. Eating breakfast, he chats with several people about the hearing, before heading out with Mr. Weasley.
Inside the Ministry of Magic
Harry and Arthur Weasley make their way to the [Ministry of Magic], via the underground and then a telephone box, with Mr. Weasley marvelling at the Muggle mechanisms all the way and Harry amazed at the telephone box entrance.
Walking through the [Ministry of Magic] for the first time, Harry is amazed by the entrance hall and the [Fountain of Magical Brethren]. He and Mr. Weasley then check in at the desk and take the elevator to level two and the [Auror Headquarters].
In [Auror Headquarters], Harry and Mr. Weasley chat with [Kingsley Shacklebolt], pretending not to know him more personally, and with Harry all the while staring in awe at the evidence of Kingsley's search for Sirius Black.
Mr. Weasley leads Harry into his office, where they chat for a bit about Mr. Weasley's job, until [Perkins] rushes in to tell them that the time of Harry's hearing has been moved, and he's already five minutes late, prompting Harry and Mr. Weasley to take off for [Courtroom Ten].
Running as fast as they can, Harry and Mr. Weasley finally make it down the elevator to [Courtroom Ten], where Mr. Weasley abruptly pushes Harry in the door.
Chapter 8 - "The Hearing" - In which Harry attends his hearing, Fudge continues to disbelieve him about Voldemort's return, and Dumbledore arrives to assist Harry. Mrs. Figg testifies and Harry is cleared of all charges.
Walking into his hearing, Harry recognizes [Courtroom Ten] at once, and realizes he's being tried by the entire [Wizengamot] and a very rude Cornelius Fudge. [Dumbledore] shows up in Harry's defence, however, with Mrs. Figg, and despite a rather curt hearing, Harry is cleared of all charges.