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Australian War Memorial

"Tribute to Sailors"

The celebrates all past and present members of the nation's armed forces: those who have helped create its legacy and those who continue to uphold its traditions. Widely considered as one of the most significant war memorials in the world, the site features a commemorative area, a museum, hall of records, and a outdoor sculpture by Capital photographer (talk) garden. The memorial building itself blends Byzantine architecture with Art Deco inspirations to create a monument that is as extraordinary as its honorees.

+61 2 6243 4211 www.awm.gov.au [email protected] Treloar Crescent, Campbell, Canberra ACT

National Gallery of Australia "The Heart of Australian Art"

Showcasing some of the best artworks from national and international artists, the National Gallery of Australia is an iconic landmark of the city. Set along the shores of , the building is one of the finest examples of Brutalist architecture. The dazzling glass edifice of the gallery welcomes art lovers to the vibrant galleries housed inside the massive 2.3 by Nick-D hectares (23000 square meters) floor space. The exhaustive collections vary from Australian art, Modern art to photography and crafts exhibits. The surrounding lawns boast of a spectacular sculpture garden featuring works of renowned sculptors like Auguste Rodin and Fujiko Nakaya. Offering an insightful as well as a rich aesthetic experience to its patrons, the National Gallery of Australia commands respect as one of the largest art museums of the country.

+61 2 6240 6411 www.nga.gov.au [email protected] Parkes Place East, Canberra ACT

Telstra Tower "Rising Over Canberra"

Telstra Tower is like Canberra's compass. The hilltop landmark is visible throughout the bustling city, casting a watchful eye over locals and visitors alike. A pinnacle of modern technology, Telstra Tower rises from the center of Canberra Nature Park and offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding countryside. It opened in 1980, and while the tower's by Dhx1 name has since changed from Telecom Tower, it continues to provide communication facilities for the nation's capital. Telstra Tower has both indoor and outdoor viewing galleries, a telecommunications museum, cafe, revolving restaurant, and gift shop.

+61 02 6219 6120 www.blackmountaintower.com.au/ 100 Black Mountain Drive, Canberra ACT Parliament House

"Canberra's Seat of Government"

Australians have more reason than most to boast about their capital building. A unique and captivating structure that can be seen across the city, the parliament house features geometric architecture alongside green lawns and white pillars. Equipped with no less than 4,700 rooms, the interiors of the Parliament House exude opulence through every wall. by JJ Harrison (https://www.jj A paradise of art, the government seat houses a collection of more than harrison.com.au/) 6,000 artworks, ranging from historic portraiture to contemporary landscapes. A primary venue for some of the most important national and international functions, the Parliament House also hosts cultural and private events in its premises. A defining landmark of the capital city and the country, the Parliament House is an architectural and cultural marvel.

+61 2 6277 5399 www.aph.gov.au/ [email protected] Parliament Drive, Canberra u ACT

Mount Ainslie "Panoramic Wonder"

Opposite Parliament House at the head of Anzac Parade sits , a landmark of Canberra National Park that commands attention. The hill towers over the heart of the city, and its lookout is prized for the views it offers of downtown Canberra and beyond. Staring out over eucalyptus groves, the mount provides an elaborate view of everything by Malcolm Tredinnick from the white spray of the Captain Cook Memorial water jet to Australia's largest flag fluttering atop the nation's capital building.

+61 13 22 81 visitcanberra.com.au/attractions/56 Mount Ainslie Drive, Canberra ACT b23b003ed14ca745317ace/mount- ainslie-lookout

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