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Perched amidst the tranquil Kings Domain gardens, the Shrine of Remembrance stands as a testament to Australia's enduring respect for its service members. Its serene environment and profound symbolism offer a space for contemplation and appreciation of the nation's history.
Hop off The Skippy Bus and pay tribute to Australia's heroes at this iconic Melbourne landmark!
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Why Visit the Shrine of Remembrance?
Historical Significance: Originally constructed to commemorate those who served in World War I, the Shrine now honors all Australians who have participated in military service. Its classical architecture is inspired by ancient mausoleums and temples, symbolizing the enduring legacy of those who served.
Educational Exhibitions: The Shrine hosts a variety of exhibitions that delve into Australia's military history, personal stories of service, and the broader impacts of conflict. These displays provide insight into the nation's past and the experiences of its service members.
Ceremonial Events: The Shrine is the focal point for major commemorative events, including Anzac Day and Remembrance Day services, where visitors can participate in ceremonies that honour and remember those who have served.
Location and Accessibility
Located on Birdwood Avenue, the Shrine is easily accessible from Melbourne's city center. It is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm, with the last entry at 4:30 pm. Admission is free, making it an accessible destination for all visitors.
Plan Your Visit with The Skippy Bus
The Shrine of Remembrance is conveniently accessible via Skippy Tours' Gold route, allowing you to hop off, explore this profound memorial, and continue your Melbourne journey seamlessly.
For more information, including current exhibitions and upcoming events, visit the official website:
shrine.org.au