Australian Capital Territory

Starting at the footbridge at the northern end of the car park, the Main Path crosses the Tasmanian Rainforest Gully. The floor of the Gully is dominated by tree-ferns, with mature trees of Blackwood, Acacia  The Gully also contains examples of uniquely Tasmanian plants such as Leatherwood, and the Huon Pine. Electric scooters are available for loan free of charge.   

Phone:	(02) 6250 9540
website:	www.anbg.gov.au/anbg

The Australian War Memorial is a must see for everyone, despite the sobering subject matter. The exhibitions are well assembled, placing the emphasis on personal stories. A disabled set-down area is available near the Memorial's main entrance and adjacent to some 20 marked disabled parking bays. The set-down area and car park are both sealed and level.

Phone:	+61 2 6243 4211
website:	www.awm.gov.au

The main displays are featured in two sections. The Original Display Area and the International Display.  Incorporated within the park are the Miniature Train displays and for something a little different, visit the dolls houses in the Rose Room Indoor Display .  Wheelchair hire is available. The licensed cafe offers self serve style catering for light lunches and morning and afternoon tea.

Phone:	(02) 6230 2273 or  1 800 627 273
website:	www.cockingtongreen.com.au

All Museum areas are accessible by lift or ramp. Parking facilities are available for people with disabilities at the Museum's main entrance. Wheelchairs are available for hire at the cloakroom. An electric scooter is also currently available for hire on a trial basis.  Hearing induction loops, available for use with hearing aids are located in the Studio, Circa and Visions theatres.

Phone:	(02) 6208 5000
website:	www.nma.gov.au