Australian Institute of Anatomy
A pioneering natural history museum founded in 1931 to document Australia's native fauna and conduct medical research, the…
Canberra: 15 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A pioneering natural history museum founded in 1931 to document Australia's native fauna and conduct medical research, the…
An intimate teaching museum at Australia's premier university dedicated to ancient Greek and Roman civilizations, established in 1962…
Standing at the northern terminus of Anzac Parade and aligned along a ceremonial axis with Parliament House, the…
A six-roomed stone cottage built in 1858 on the shore of Lake Burley Griffin, Blundells Cottage preserves the…
Australia's largest dedicated glass studio facility, open to the public since 2007, where visitors observe glass artists creating…
Australia's national capital museum, opened 1998, houses rotating art exhibitions and the permanent collection Reflecting Canberra, with free…
Australia's pioneering performing arts venue, opened in 1965 as the nation's first government-initiated arts centre.
Christopher Kringas's final modernist design on Lake Burley Griffin has housed Australia's highest court since 1980, earning international…
A masterwork of Inter-war Stripped Classical design, this government office anchors Canberra's Parliamentary Triangle with symmetry, verticality…
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