
Anzac Memorial

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Anzac Memorial Highlights Tour
Discover the stunning Art Deco architecture and commemorative symbolism behind the Anzac Memorial with a free one-hour guided highlights tour. Explore the Memorial's architectural design that dates back to the 1930s, the more recent award-winning Centenary Extension commemorating over 100 years of service, and the significance of the Memorial's many incredible sculptural features. It is an unforgettable way to experience the Anzac Memorial. Morning tours also include the daily Service of Remembrance at 11am. The tour is perfect for individuals or small groups under 10 people. Group details: Maximum of 9 people per booking. For larger group bookings, of 10 or more, please request a Community Group Tour. Tickets: Free Program times: Highlights Tours take place every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 10am and Saturdays at 1pm, departing from the Shop on the Ground Floor, near the Western (Elizabeth Street) Entrance. Program duration: 60 minutes. Bookings are recommended.

Secrets of the Anzac Memorial Tour
Your after-hours Secrets of the Anzac Memorial Tour is a rare opportunity to view the spaces of the building after dark and will explore the controversies, unfinished works and unrealised concepts of the building. This intimate tour will give visitors the opportunity to see the darker side of the Memorial and the stories hidden in its granite walls. The Anzac Memorial is the State's principal commemorative and interpretive monument dedicated to the service and sacrifice of Australians in armed conflicts. The building itself is one of the preeminent examples of Art Deco architecture in Australia, but did you know it has never been finished? This is a tour you really will never forget. Location: Lower Ground Level, Anzac Memorial (After hours entry via the Cascade Walkway on Liverpool Street) Cost: $15 plus booking fee, bookings essential.
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Hyde Park South
Sydney NSW 2000









