Parliament House, Canberra

Parliament House is the working building of the Australian Parliament, opened in 1988. Its striking design features a grass-covered roof that blends into the landscape, symbolizing democracy. Visitors can take free guided tours of the House of Representatives and Senate chambers when Parliament is not sitting, and observe question time from the public galleries. The building houses a significant art collection, including the famous Boyd tapestry in the Great Hall. The rooftop provides panoramic views of Canberra's landmarks, including the Australian War Memorial and Lake Burley Griffin.

Don't miss

• Tour the House of Representatives and Senate chambers on a free guided tour.
• See the 20-meter-tall Boyd tapestry in the Great Hall, one of the largest tapestries in the world.
• Walk on the grass-covered roof for sweeping views of Canberra's parliamentary triangle.

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Parliament House, Canberra

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