Captain Reg Saunders Gallery at Australian War Memorial
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Treloar Crescent, Campbell ACT, Australia
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Reviews for Australian War Memorial
Kathy Ciapusci
First time I’ve been here , great displays helpful staff , thank you to the young lady that helped me find my great grandfather on the wall . We stayed for the last post which is very moving and highly recommended. I booked tickets in advance online for entry and the post just in case . That may change in the future and you might not have to do that but best to check before you go .
Melissa Messenger
OMG this is a sacred place. We spent over 4 hours here. A beautiful sombre place to pay respects and reflect on our nation's sacrifices. You must stay for the Last Post ceremony in the afternoon. We will be back when renovations are complete.
Xavstone
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.
Ken Bailey
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.
P Rin
Was a lovely museum that goings into detail about multiple wars that Australia has aided or participated in took in. There are some simulation videos that seem very real - be aware when bringing anyone that has experienced war. The simulation videos however is a great piece that can educate and help immerse the average person on what war can feel like and help bring about reflection. The museum houses many beautiful areas to explore and allows for peaceful reflection. Has great photo opportunities, has lift available for accessibility, has public toilets, and is a very big building, so allow for a longer time frame to explore (approx 2.5hrs will be enough)