Interstate visitors looking to see more of our Nation's Capital have a range of local attractions situated on Lake Burley Griffin, all within easy walking distance of the ACT Holden Day lawns.

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		Old Parliament House made headlines for more than sixty years as home to Australia's Federal Parliament from 1927 to 1988. Today, this much-loved heritage building offers the visitor a unique glimpse into Australia's fascinating past.
		Questacon! Experience the wonder and fascination of science and technology as you enjoy Canberra's most exciting place to visit for young and old alike. A perfect way to keep the kids entertained while the parents enjoy the Show'n'Shine.
		National Gallery of Australia Collections include more than 100,000 works of art across four main areas: Australian art, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander art, Asian art and International art.
		Australian War Memorial The Memorial is a unique Australian national institution that combines a shrine, a world-class museum and an extensive archive. It lies at the end of Anzac Parade which features numerous shrines to our fallen.
		Australian Parliament House Visitors are welcome to participate in free guided tours of Parliament House between 9am–5pm. (Tours occur every half hour).
		The Carillon is one of the largest musical instruments in the world featuring 53 bronze bells controlled by hand batons and foot pedals. The Carillon was a gift from Great Britain to the people of Australia to mark Canberra's 50th birthday in 1963.
		Lake Burley Griffin is a focal point of the Canberra landscape. The scenic walk between both bridges takes you passed all the famous Canberra landmarks including the High Court, Gallery, Questacon, Library, Captain Cook fountain and Carillon
		National Library of Australia  The country's largest reference library ensures that documentary resources of national significance relating to Australia and the Australian people remain accessible and preserved.