Australian Capital Territory Museums and Art Galleries

Not only a shrine to Australia's sons and daughters who served in the wars but also a museum housing the histories and relics of the conflicts in which Australia has been involved.

Devoted to the stories and experiences of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, the First Australians is the largest permanent exhibition at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra.

A look at Canberra's mecca of art. A major attraction for visitors to Australia's capital city.

The museum on the Acton Peninsula focuses on Australia's tangled stories and destinies from the days of the Dreamtime to the present day and on to the future.

The permanent collections at the National Museum of Australia showcase the tangled destinies of Australia and its people.

Australia's national science and technology centre. A popular place for visits by students and families with children. Educational, fun.

Panoramic views of the national science museum in Canberra from both the outside and inside its three levels of exhibition space, an inviting overview of what surprises lie within.

On Queen Victoria Terrace, Parkes. Exhibitions, displays, records of the past.

The nation's major exhibition venue of portrait art. At the Old Parliament House.