Guidebook for Ainslie
Arts & Culture
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Collection is a must with both contemporary and traditional art and James Tyrell's ' Within Without ' Sculpture with dawn and dusk viewing cycles and delightful sculpture Garden with views of the Lake and a good spot for a picnic/break.
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National Gallery of Australia
Parkes Place EastAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Collection is a must with both contemporary and traditional art and James Tyrell's ' Within Without ' Sculpture with dawn and dusk viewing cycles and delightful sculpture Garden with views of the Lake and a good spot for a picnic/break.
Essentials
organic products (fruit, veg, dairy, meat, packaged goods) and the best imported cheese supply in Canberra
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IGA Ainslie
11 Edgar St organic products (fruit, veg, dairy, meat, packaged goods) and the best imported cheese supply in Canberra
Sightseeing
It is a great place from which to get a sense of the scale and layout of Canberra
Walter Burley Griffin was the original designer of Canberra. He won the Federal Capital Design Competition, launched by King O’Malley, Minister for Home Affairs, in May 1911. Marion Mahony Griffin, also an architect, collaborated with Walter and produced the most beautiful drawings of the plans for the winning submission.
Burley Griffin was greatly influenced by the City Beautiful and Garden City movements which dominated town planning in the late 19th and early 20th century.
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Θέα από το Mount Ainslie Lookout
20 Mount Ainslie DrIt is a great place from which to get a sense of the scale and layout of Canberra
Walter Burley Griffin was the original designer of Canberra. He won the Federal Capital Design Competition, launched by King O’Malley, Minister for Home Affairs, in May 1911. Marion Mahony Griffin, also an architect, collaborated with Walter and produced the most beautiful drawings of the plans for the winning submission.
Burley Griffin was greatly influenced by the City Beautiful and Garden City movements which dominated town planning in the late 19th and early 20th century.