- Australia's stories come alive at the National Museum of Australia, on the shores of Canberra’s Lake Burley Griffin.
- The National Museum of Australia is on the Acton Peninsular, about 1.5 miles (two kilometers) southwest from Canberra’s central business district.
- The National Museum of Australia, long under consideration, opened in 2001 in time for the centenary of the country’s federation.
- As well as telling Australia's national story, this museum hosts blockbuster touring exhibitions (admission prices vary), which often outpoint the…
- Defining Moments: Australian Federation
- Kspace at the National Museum of Australia
- The plan of the National Museum of Australia incorporates an exact copy of the lightning-flash zigzag that Libeskind created for the Berlin Museum by...
- The Acton Penninsula Development comprises of two main buildings, The National Museum of Australia (NMA) and The Australian Institute of Aboriginal...
- The National Museum of Australia is not only an architectural and cultural landmark; it is the nation’s first national social history museum dedicated to presenting...
- The National Museum of Australia is located on Acton Peninsula on Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra, just a short drive south-west of the city centre.
- National Museum of Australia. A project in collaboration with architects ARM and Australian planting designer expert Paul Thompson celebrates...