Parliament House Cultural & Heritage Attractions

Anzac Parade is the national capital's major ceremonial avenue and is easily recognisable from Mt Ainslie lookout. Spanning the length of the Parade are 11 memorial... read more

Apostolic Nunciature is located in Red Hill which is approximately seven kilometres from the city centre read more

Specialising in fine antique and periodic Persian carpets and Oriental rugs, tribal pieces, kilims, collectables, textiles from Iran, Turkey, Afganistan, Turkmanistan... read more

The Australian War Memorial commemorates the sacrifice of Australian men and women who have served in war. Through its exhibitions the Memorial presents stories of... read more

The Embassy od Austria is located in the suburb of Forrest approximately five kilometres south of the city centre. read more

Established in 1975, Beaver Galleries is Canberra's largest privately owned gallery. It includes four exhibition galleries, a sculpture garden, Gallery Shop and licensed... read more

The Embassy of Belgium is located in the suburb of Yarralumla approximately five kilometres south of the city centre read more

For a spectacular 360 degree view of Canberra and surrounds visit Black Mountain Tower (formerly known as Telstra Tower). The Tower rises 195 metres above the summit... read more

Telstra Tower's open air and enclosed viewing galleries provide a magnificent 360 degree view over Canberra and the surrounding countryside. The Tower contains an exhibition... read more

The Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina is located in the suburb of Deakin approximately six kilometres south of the city centre. read more