Australian War Memorial in Canberra

Australian War Memorial

Canberra, Australia

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Founded
November 11, 1941, Australia
Architects
Emil Sodersten, John Crust
Type
War memorial in Campbell, Australia

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Is the Australian War Memorial the largest in the world?

On the 19th September, 1919, construction commenced on The Great Ocean Road. The road was envisaged not only as a way of employing returned soldiers, but of creating a lasting monument to those who had died during WW1. It would go on to become the longest war memorial in the world.

How long do you need at the war memorial in Canberra?

How long should I spend at the Australian War Memorial? Plan for 2-3 hours to see the key galleries and spend time in the Commemorative Area. If you can, add an extra 30 minutes so you are not rushed at the end of the day and can attend the Last Post Ceremony.

Is the Australian War Memorial free?

Entry is free for all visitors, although timed tickets are required for some galleries and exhibitions. What are the Australian War Memorial's opening hours? The Memorial is generally open daily from 10am to 5pm, with the Commemorative Area opening earlier.

What is the significance of the Australian War Memorial?

The Australian War Memorial houses a collection of relics, personal and public records, art, and media, which tells the story of a nation's experience in world wars, regional conflicts and international peacekeeping.

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