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Aircraft Hall at Australian War Memorial


Aircraft Hall focuses on the role of aircraft in the Pacific during the second World War and the Korean War. In Aircraft Hall you will notice the openness and ease of use of the space. As an event space, Aircraft Hall can host; Seated: +240 pax Cocktail: 350 pax

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Packages, Menus & Offers

Please note, that pricing and inclusions may be subject to change without notice. We recommend confirming with the venue prior to booking to ensure you have the most up-to-date information.


Room Layouts & Capacity

Standing350
Banquet240
Cabaret150

Amenities & Extras

$= Additional Cost

Food & Beverage

Bar Tab$
BYO Drinks$
Coffee / Tea$
External Catering$
Filtered Water
Venue Offers Catering$

Audio Visual Equipment (AV)

Microphone
Projector$
Speakers$

Other Amenities & Extras

Accessible
Air Con
Dance Floor
External Music or DJ$
Furniture Hire$
Lighting$
Natural light
On-Site Parking$
Outdoor Space$
Receptionist
Restroom
Security$
Smoking Area
WiFi

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Xavstone

September 18, 2024

The Australian War Memorial is a profound tribute to the sacrifices of Australian servicemen and women. Located in Canberra, it effectively combines a museum with a memorial, showcasing an extensive collection of artifacts and personal stories that illuminate Australia’s military history from World War I to the present. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, offering visitors a deep, emotional connection to the experiences of those who served. The architecture itself is impressive, creating a solemn yet reflective atmosphere. Events like ANZAC Day draw large crowds, reinforcing its importance as a place of remembrance. Additionally, the memorial’s commitment to research and education enhances its role in fostering understanding of Australia’s wartime experiences. Overall, the Australian War Memorial is a must-visit for anyone seeking to honor and comprehend the impact of war on Australian society.

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Ken Bailey

October 6, 2024

Simply a must visit, amazing collection of war memorabilia and stories. Some stories will break your heart, plenty of additional works going on to make it even bigger. You will need all day, take a break at Poppy's for a feed and drink. And return for the last post ceremony at 4:30pm.

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Josie Ruggiero

September 22, 2024

Incredable place, we did not allow enough time to see everything! Need at least 3 - 4 hours to see it all! Staff are amazing, couldn't have been any more accommodating, especially Gracie & Robbie during the Last Post Ceremony. Thank you! I will be back!

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Gabi Farias

October 19, 2024

The entrance is free, but there's a limited number of people for each visit range time. Walk in without booking every 20 minutes. If you go on the weekend, I would recommend book your visit time. Free undercover parking. Accessible entrance and lift. The man hall cover the Cold War. Take the left for 1st world war and right side for the 2nd WW. Reserve at least 1.5 hour for the visit. It's a must do in Canberra

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Hamza Saeed

April 1, 2024

Honouring the fallen men & women! Incredible place to be. Lots of history and knowledge of the past at this place. One side is the memorial while other is the Army museum which is worth seeing. You will get 2hr window to visit which in my opinion is not enough to see WWI, WWII, Modern Warfare and other sections. Would recommend you book two sessions so you can see everything and soak in all. Love being there!


Venue Hours

Monday06:00pm-Midnight
Tuesday06:00pm-Midnight
Wednesday06:00pm-Midnight
Thursday06:00pm-Midnight
Friday06:00pm-Midnight
Saturday06:00pm-Midnight
Sunday06:00pm-Midnight
Pricing Price on request

Event Types

Cocktail PartyCorporate FunctionDinnerEnd of Financial Year PartyFunctionNetworking Event