National Triangle gems: National Archives to High Court walking tour

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Explore history and stunning architecture on this walking tour from the National Archives to the High Court of Australia.

Join a unique opportunity to explore two gems of the National Triangle precinct!

Your adventure begins at the National Archives in the heritage-listed East Block, where you'll uncover the origins of Australia's highest court and the original Constitution.

Next, you'll take a stroll through the beautiful Constitution Place Gardens, which will lead you to the striking and iconic High Court of Australia.

Immerse yourself in the rich history, vital role and inner workings of the High Court during a guided tour that takes you inside its impressive courtrooms.

Don't forget to bring along:

- a hat to keep the sun at bay - comfortable shoes for walking - an umbrella, just in case the weather decides to surprise you!

If you're an NAA Member, please enter your member promotional code to receive a discount.

Not an NAA Member? Join or renew today to enjoy free access to this event and other member benefits.

This event is held in collaboration with High Court of Australia.

Explore history and stunning architecture on this walking tour from the National Archives to the High Court of Australia.

Join a unique opportunity to explore two gems of the National Triangle precinct!

Your adventure begins at the National Archives in the heritage-listed East Block, where you'll uncover the origins of Australia's highest court and the original Constitution.

Next, you'll take a stroll through the beautiful Constitution Place Gardens, which will lead you to the striking and iconic High Court of Australia.

Immerse yourself in the rich history, vital role and inner workings of the High Court during a guided tour that takes you inside its impressive courtrooms.

Don't forget to bring along:

- a hat to keep the sun at bay - comfortable shoes for walking - an umbrella, just in case the weather decides to surprise you!

If you're an NAA Member, please enter your member promotional code to receive a discount.

Not an NAA Member? Join or renew today to enjoy free access to this event and other member benefits.

This event is held in collaboration with High Court of Australia.

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$15 per person

Price range

$15 per person

Where you'll be

Kings Avenue

Parkes Australian Capital Territory 2600

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