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National Museum of Australia

museum, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
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The National Museum of Australia is located in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia. It opened in 2001 and features a distinctive architectural design, described as a cluster of colorful blocks with a central garden called the Garden of Australian Dreams. The building's design aims to represent the complex history of Australia. The museum's collections cover various aspects of Australian history and culture. It is one of several significant cultural institutions in Canberra, alongside the National Library and the Australian War Memorial.12

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  1. National Gallery of Victoria
  2. Australian Capital Territory - Cultural life
  3. 20 Buildings Not to Miss in Australia - National Museum of Australia
  4. museum - Other national and regional museums
  5. New South Wales - Cultural institutions

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