The National Library of Australia, opened in 1968 is a fortune trove of Australian books, original copies, daily papers, notable reports, oral history, music, and pictures. Its most profitable belonging are Captain Cook’s journal (1768-71) and Wills’ diary of his expedition…
Read MoreExcellent Lake Burley Griffin is the centerpiece of Canberra. Named for the city’s modeler, this fake lake was incorporated in his unique arrangement of 1912, yet didn’t happen as intended until 1958. Voyagers and local people alike come here to…
Read MoreThe legendary and gigantic National Gallery of Australia in Canberra is a paradise for art and history aficionados booking air tickets to Australia! Boasting more than 120,000 works of Australian and international pieces of art and captivating sculptures, the remarkable…
Read MoreThe last satisfaction of engineer Walter Burley Griffin’s vision for Canberra in 1912, New Parliament House is a wonder of cutting edge construction modeling. The boomerang-molded structure settles serenely into Capital Hill and was intended to supplant the Provisional Parliament…
Read MoreThe Australian War Memorial is Australia’s national memorial to the individuals from its armed forces and supporting associations who have passed on or taken an interest in wars including the Commonwealth of Australia. The memorial incorporates a broad national military…
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