Parliament House

About Parliament House

The meeting place for the Australian government and parliament, known as Capital Hill or simply "Parliament," is located in Canberra. The building sits on an apex at one corner of what some people call 'the triangle' - along with Commonwealth Avenue (leading up to it) & King’s Avenue leading out towards City Hall Gate across from Old Parliament House.

The seat of Australia's government, Parliament House, is often referred to as simply "Parliament." The building located on Capital Hill and overlooking the city centre has been home for more than 50 years since it first opened its doors in troublesome times. Nowadays, though, things are very different here; this iconic landmark serves not only as a meeting place between citizens but also provides them with insight into how their country operates through the democratic process.

What to do at Parliament House

The new Parliament House has been a central hub for events in Canberra, hosting many of the nation's largest and most important function occasions. From meetings to conferences (government or private), celebrations with family members celebrating an anniversary wedding reception, dinner etc., there are so many things that can happen at this building! It may be one thing you didn't know about, but now you are aware - Private Function Permitted: Yes, please do have your party here; just not on any day other than Saturday because they're closed then..What else might occur within these walls?

The new Parliament House features an on-site cafe, car park space for coaches and cars alike as well as conference/function facilities. An outdoor terrace with views of the city is open during the summer months to provide you with some much-needed seating; there's also a parent's room where expectant mothers can rest assured that they're safe from any dangers lurking in your average restaurant bathroom!

One local company in Canberra that is involved in this tourist attraction;

Name: Luxury Landscaping Canberra

Address: 17a Geelong St, Fyshwick ACT 2609

Telephone: (02) 5114 2552