National Gallery of Australia: A national icon that houses an extensive range of fine art, the National Gallery of Australia celebrates and reflects the quintessential essense of Australian culture. Collections range from traditional Aboriginal art from the time of storytelling, to very recent works from the 21st Century.
Parliament House: Not only argued to be Canberra's greatest tourist attractions, but Parliament House is also one of the most highly praised buildings in the entire world. The structure's imrpessive architecture, landscaped gardens and Collection of Contemporary Australian Art when combined, exist as a beacon for tourists.
Australian War Memorial: The memorial opened in 1941 to commemorate the sacrifice of Australian men and women during war time. Its most impressive features include: the Hall of Memory, the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier, the Pool of Reflection and the Roll of Honour.
Australian National Botanic Gardens: Located at the foot of Black Mountain, the Gardens are home to the finest and most magnificent Australian fauna in the world. Visitors are encouraged to soak up the relaxing and natural auras within the incredible Rainforest Gully, Rock Garden, Eucalypt Lawn and Mallee Shrublands.
Australian Institute of Sport: Sport is at the very core of Australian culture and it is within the AIS that many of Australia's elite athletes train. Vistors can enjoy the institute's first-class facilities and if they fancy a swim, spa or game of tennis, they need only ask. In fact, many of the AIS's facilities are open to the public.