Canberra Sightseeing

Australian War Memorial

Australian war memorial was opened in 1941. It displays the war history of australia. It houses compilations of photos, pictures, films, war remnants and demonstration of old aircraft. There are also many miniature battle scenes. The Hall of Memory is the focus of the memorial. Leading to the Hall is the reflection pool, with the names of the 102,000 war dead inscribed on the Roll of Honour in its adjoining walls.

High court of Australia

Australia’s high court is one of the Canberra's reputed public buildings. Australia's highest court in the judicial system comprises three courtrooms.

National Zoo and Aquarium

The National Zoo & Aquarium at Canberra is Australia's only combined zoo and aquarium. The zoo has the largest collection of big cats in Australia. It houses 34 endangered species, among several involved in breeding programs. The zoo is child friendly. Animal Viewing, Entertainment Program, Marine Animal Viewing, Wildlife Shows can be seen in the zoo.

National Library of Australia

National library of Australia is the country's largest library and among one of the leading libraries for research and reference. It is the guardian of the nation's recorded history. There is an lively program of varying exhibitions, film screenings, educational events and tours. There is also a Bookshop, licensed restaurant, bistro and Internet café in the library.

Telstra Tower

Best scenes of Canberra can be viewed from Telstra tower. It is 195 meters above the peak of Black Mountains. It have both open and enclosed viewing platforms. There is also a revolving restaurant, snack bar and a coffee lounge available at the tower.