ACCOMMODATION CAMPBELL ACT

Visit the Australian War Memorial and attend the Dawn Service, National ANZAC Day Ceremony and Last Post Ceremony commemorating the 102nd anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces in the First World War....

During the Centenary period, the name of each of the 62,000 Australians who gave their lives during the First World War will be projected onto the fa?ade of the Australian War Memorial's Hall of Memory. Projections are displayed nightly from sunset to sunrise. Each name is visible for 30 seconds and can be seen from the Memorial's grounds. This commemoration runs until 11 November 2018. During this period, each name will be displayed about 30 times. Use the digital Roll of Honour link to find a family member's history and discover the times their name will be projected. ...

Be at the Australian War Memorial for this important day of remembrance. At 11.00 am on 11 November 1918, the guns of the Western Front fell silent after more than four years of continuous warfare. This year marks the 97th anniversary of the armistice on 11 November. Australians pause to remember those who fought and died for Australia's cause in all wars and armed conflicts. Members of the public are encouraged to attend this important ceremony. Please note that the Memorial will be closed during the ceremony and will re-open after the ceremony's conclusion....

The Australian War Memorial is pleased to be the recipient of TripAdvisor?s Travellers? Choice Award for the number one landmark in both Australia and the South Pacific for 2016. Bringing together a world-class museum, a shrine and an extensive archive, the Australian War Memorial in Canberra is a moving and insightful experience for both young and old. Discover the diverse Australian experiences of war and connect with the stories of people and events that shaped Australia. With the purpose of commemorating the sacrifice of Australians who have died in war, the Memorial is a place to pay your respects and discover what it means to be Australian....

Lanterne Rooms restaurant is located in the Campbell shops. It has an Asian warehouse look with Vietnamese-style lanterns in the main dining room and louvred doors creating four semi-private rooms. French-trained Malaysian chef Jeffrey Shim presents mostly European style dishes with Asian influences. Lanterne Rooms is brought to you from the team behind The Chairman and Yip. Rated one hat in the 2013 Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide. ...

Enjoy outstanding views across to the Australian War Memorial from Poppy's Cafe. See ANZAC Parade and across Lake Burley Griffin to Canberra attractions and Parliament House. Open from 8.30am you can start your day with sustenance and views. You'll have plenty of time for a leisurely breakfast before the Memorial or Canberra's other attractions open. Poppy's Cafe is open daily. It's ideal for a light lunch, or coffee and cake throughout the day. Choose from their comprehensive daily a la carte menu between 11am and 3pm. Free WiFi. ...