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Through its exhibitions the Memorial presents stories of Australians at war, in armed conflict and during peacekeeping activities. With its ceremonial areas, extensive exhibitions and research facilities, the Memorial has, since the present facility was.. read more

Situated in the centre of the nation's capital, the building is renowned for its impressive architecture, landscaped gardens and collection of Australian contemporary art. The 81 metre flag mast soaring above the building has become the symbol of Canberra.. read more

The tower is more than a landmark and viewing gallery, however. It has a functional role in providing state-of-the-art telecommunications facilities for Canberra. In the lower level of the Tower's entrance foyer, the exhibition "Making Connections" traces the history.. read more

You may even be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the elusive platypus swimming through the series of dams in our wetlands area. There are threatened species at Tidbinbilla, including the brush tailed rock wallaby, the bustard and the mountain duck. At Tidbinbilla you.. read more

Yarralumla is known as one of Canberra's most prestigious suburbs. The name of the area was given by the Ngunnawi people which was retained even after European settlement. Today the wide leafy streets and lakeside location make Yarralumla a desirable suburb.. read more

Join a tour of the complex with an athlete as your guide – you might even see one of the country’s sporting heroes training. At the Sports Visitors Centre, test your sporting skills at Sportex – an exhibition of interactive sports displays.. read more

Join a walk through Calthorpes' House, a window into an almost forgotten world. Built in 1927, this genuine survivor is a treasure house of domestic history. Original furnishings, household appliances and photos all tell a vivid story of family life in.. read more

The High Court features three courtrooms and an impressive public hall adorned by murals depicting the development of the Australian nation and its Constitution. Interpreting and upholding the Constitution is one of the important functions of the High.. read more

The Lanyon historic precinct is set in a landscape of great natural beauty. Stroll in the rambling gardens, visit the restored 1850's homestead and the courtyard buildings. Changing exhibitions focus on aspects of Australian country life. A wide range.. read more

The National Archives, housed in Canberra’s original general post office, looks after Australia's valuable Commonwealth records dating back to Federation. Among the must sees is Australia’s birth certificate – The Constitution and Royal.. read more

Film clips, sound bites, touch screens, photographs, costumes and other memorabilia showcase Australia’s recorded history. Visit exhibitions, stay for a movie, browse our shop, enjoy the art deco architecture and courtyard cafe. See continuous screenings.. read more

Through a comprehensive exhibition, permanent display, and travelling exhibitions program, the Gallery attracts a diverse audience from all ages. One of its best known paintings is Blue Poles. The National Gallery of Australia's collections include works.. read more

Australia’s largest reference library has 220 kilometres of shelving. Visitors can take a behind-the-scenes look to discover where the books, manuscripts, newspapers, maps and paintings are located. Browse in the all Australian bookshop, or relax.. read more

Awarded Best Major Tourist Attraction 2005, the National Museum is the first in the country devoted to the stories of Australia and Australians, exploring the key issues, events and people that have shaped and influenced our nation. The Museum uses three.. read more

The Zooventure tour allows you the chance of a lifetime, to hand feed tigers, have bears lick honey from your fingers, and meet the entire family of the NZA. This unforgettable tour makes it possible for you to learn all about your favourite animals and.. read more

Old Parliament House echoes with the power and the passion of stories from Australia's political past. Today, this much-loved heritage building offers an exciting program of guided tours, exhibitions and other engaging activities for all ages, and is.. read more

Current Exhibitions: Gallery 1 - Sports Quest; learn about the physics and biology involved in sport. Gallery 2 - Sideshow - the science behind the fun; this permanent gallery is a crowd favourite with it's 6m Free Fall and virtual rollercoaster. Gallery.. read more

The Royal Australian Mint was officially opened in February 1965 to produce Australia’s decimal coinage. Today the Mint – the first mint in Australia not be a branch of the Royal Mint of London – produces more than 600 million coins per year.. read more