This exhibition tells the story of the design of Canberra, great for visitors and new residents. More

The first place visitors to Canberra should visit. More

If you think that this small venue has nothing to offer then wait until you walk in the door. You will be very pleasantly surprised and in fact you will find that most things in Canberra fit into perspective once you are here. More

This is the second place to go - after Mount Ainslie - to obtain an overview of Canberra. It is constantly updated to reflect the time we live in and the past. More

A good vantage point to view the lake, and the history of Canberra exhibition is actually very interesting and informative. Thank heavens some of the other designs were not chosen! More

It's good to take visitors here - they will get a better idea of what Canberra is about and see what Walter Burley Griffin did for our capital. There's a pleasant view from the coffee shop also. More

This is a great introduction to Canberra. Many historic photos and map displays. A number of city models. Very good audio visual presentation. You may see the Captain Cook Fountain in operation. Recommended for all the family to visit. Free entry and parking, gift shop and cafe http://www.nationalcapital.gov.au/nce/ More

I recently visited the National Capital Exhibition, the area is under going some renovations right now but the physical exhibition is still there and undisturbed. I didn't think it'd be that good but thought I'd check it out and I was pleasantly surprised. For a quick stay (under 1 hour) you really do get to learn about Canberra's origins, especially... More

Get the over on the National capital before you visit the attraction and see the vision of this inspiring Australian. Great exhibit More