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There is no charge. Watch the MPs bicker and if you see John Howard, give him a few wise words! Look at the Green Room and the Pink Rooms
A charge of $3.30 gives you 360-degree views of Canberra city and surrounds
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see if you can beat the athletes! There is a range of equipment you can use to test yourself against the highest/lowest/fastest records. The tour is fully oral so you may miss out: it brings you to the swimming pool, gyms and so on. Charge is approx $12
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free of charge, learn about the history of Australia's currency. Make your $1 coin for $2. There may be an odd exhibition on something other than money: during my visit, there were postage stamps and posters drawn by young students on what they think the coins should look like
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celebrating its 30th anniversary, it stands across from Old Parliament House. It consists of a tent, two huts where you can view the information and sign a comments book. There are painted poles and flagpoles made from sticks. No charge but you can give donations
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War Memorial - High Court - National Art Gallery - National Library
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Hot pears at National Art Gallery |
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- resembling a giant organ, it plays music on certain days at lunch time
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This is the residence of the Prime Minister though he/she may not live there
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This is a very good museum relating to science and technology containing many hands-on exhibits. Allow a few hours as there is a few levels of floors. Charge of approx $8
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the city centre of Canberra, it is quite small with a few shops
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