Visitor information

Location

Australian War Memorial
Treloar Crescent (top of ANZAC Parade)
Campbell ACT 2612
AUSTRALIA

Phone: (02) 6243 4211
Contact the Memorial

Opening hours

10 am–5 pm daily
Closed on Christmas Day

The Research Centre's reading room is open 10am – 4.50 pm weekdays and from 1.00pm – 4.50pm on Saturdays and is closed on Sundays and and ACT public holidays.

Admission to the Memorial is free

Parking

All on-site parking is free (see map).

Disabled parking facilities are available close to the Museum's main entrance near the Administration building.

Café

The Landing Place (located within ANZAC Hall) open 10am – 4.30pm daily

Memorial Shop:

10 am–5 pm daily
Closed on Christmas Day

You can also shop online.

Getting Here

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Walking

The Memorial is an easy thirty minute walk from the City Centre.

Driving

There is free parking provided at the rear of the Memorial. Drive your car and bring a picnic to enjoy in the grounds.

Cycling

Bicycle racks are available adjacent to the Memorial Administration building.

Buses

Regular bus services run between the City centre and the Memorial on route 10 on week days and 930/931 on weekends.

The ACTION Buses website has all the latest news and timetables for public transport in the Australian Capital Territory.

Tourist Information

Accommodation

• Special accommodation packages
• Packages for Friends of the Memorial
• See the Accommodation section of the Canberra Tourism website

Flying to Canberra

Qantas operates daily direct services to Canberra from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide.
Book online on the Qantas website.

Virgin Blue operates daily direct services to Canberra from Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide.
Book online on the Virgin Blue website.

Brindabella Airlines operates direct flights to Canberra each weekday from Newcastle, NSW, and Albury, NSW, and Sunday evening flights from Newcastle.
Book online on the Brindabella Airlines website.

Driving to Canberra

From Sydney:

• Direct driving route: 3 hours via the M5 tollway, connecting to Hume Highway 31. Turn off after Goulburn onto the Federal Highway.

From Melbourne:

• Direct driving route: 7 hours via the City Link tollway to the Western Ring Road, connecting to the Hume Highway. New Yass, take the Barton Highway turn off to Canberra.

Coaches

Greyhound operates daily services to Canberra from Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Adelaide.
Book online on the Greyhound website.

Murrays Australia operates three daily return express services to Canberra from Sydney, a daily return service from Wollongong, as well as from the South Coast.
Book online on the Murrays Australia website.

Rail

CountryLink operates two XPLORER rail services daily to Canberra from Sydney.
Book online on the CountryLink website.