National Anzac Centre

When it comes to learning from the past, I am a firm believer. It is without a doubt one of the most majestic monuments that I have ever witnessed and experienced. There is a great deal of knowledge that happens to go hand in hand with the breathtaking scenery. Additionally, there is a children's area that is instructive.

I recently visited the National Anzac Centre in Albany and was blown away by the experience. The centre provided a comprehensive and immersive look into the Anzac story with state-of-the-art exhibitions and interactive displays. The staff were incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, and their insights added to the overall experience. The layout and design of the centre were fantastic, and I left with a much deeper understanding and appreciation of the Anzac legacy. I would highly recommend a visit to anyone interested in learning more about this critical part of Australian history—truly a 5-star experience.

Very impressive that fills the gap of info from the Australian War Memorial and the Melbourne Shrine. The main feature is the description of the 1st World War conveys that left from Albany. My history lesson is now complete.

The staff is very friendly. Upon entering the center,the atmosphere is solemn and it provides a very good educational experience for the children.

The National Anzac Centre completely exceeded our expectations. Such heartfelt stories to read and hear. The interactive technology was next level and well worth every cent. The upkeep and standard of the facility are 2nd to none, and the staff were thorough and informative. Great afternoon exploring the gardens, historic displays and the walking tracks. Would highly recommend.

An amazing place. Somuch history. Very informative. Great displays. Excellent souvenir shop. Well do e to all the volunteers.

The centre is surroundibg by lovely nature walks with access to military display/structures. The grounds are dog friendly. We spent a good few hours exploring with our kelpie. Helpful tour guides available at set times.

I couldn't rate this place any higher. It's absolutely brilliant a real unknown gem by most outside of Albany.
The presentation and history of this place is as good as anywhere, including the War Memorial in Canberra.
This is a must see, you'll need a few hours to take it all in but worth every second.

The National ANZAC Centre in Albany is an extraordinary tribute to the brave men and women who served our country. From the moment I stepped inside, I was captivated by the profound stories, immersive exhibits, and the overall experience it offers.

The center’s location overlooking the picturesque King George Sound adds to its poignant atmosphere. The stunning views create a sense of reverence and remind us of the sacrifices made by our ANZAC heroes.

The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, providing an insightful journey through Australia’s wartime history. The interactive displays, personal accounts, and multimedia presentations truly bring the stories to life, evoking a deep emotional connection. It’s a place where history and humanity converge.

The staff at the National ANZAC Centre are knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate. Their dedication to preserving the memory of our veterans is evident in their willingness to answer questions and share additional information. Their commitment to ensuring a meaningful visit is commendable.

Additionally, the center offers various educational programs and guided tours that cater to visitors of all ages. These initiatives contribute to a greater understanding of the sacrifices and contributions made by our servicemen and women.

Whether you have a personal connection to the ANZACs or simply appreciate the significance of their sacrifice, a visit to the National ANZAC Centre is an absolute must. It serves as a powerful reminder of the values that our nation holds dear and the importance of honoring those who fought for our freedom.

I highly recommend the National ANZAC Centre to anyone seeking an immersive, educational, and emotionally moving experience. It is a place where gratitude and remembrance come together, leaving a lasting impact on all who visit.

What a great interactive experience for all ages. Really brings home the sacrifices our armed forces made and make.

A fantastic place to visit with exceptional facilities. Plenty to see and do indoors and outdoors, come rain or shine. Bathroom facilities are very welcoming, clean and easily accessible inside the Anzac Museum. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable.

Really nice museum and very informative. From the cards that we got chosen to represent as soldiers. To the audio it makes you realise how lucky we are to live in a world of the sacrifices that these man and women made.

Really modern museum that is visual, descriptive, and audio, it really makes a mark on you. The views are breathtaking of the sound as well as imagining the first and second convoy resting in the sound. Also leaving a tribute to the soldiers at the end is such a nice touch 👍🏽

A must experience if you at visiting Albany!!
It will move you..

Very moving experience highlights the hardships endured in a theatre of war. Great to have the view of the Bay to reflect and centre ourselves.

What a great place....so much to see and learn. You can go in the museum or walk round and go into the barracks. Learn all about the wars and conditions people lived in. Walk around the gun yard and up to the beautiful view point. It was great here.

I didn't attend the Anzac centre itself however we did the walk to the lookout. There is plenty to see as it is free to walk around the exhibits and down through an old bunker. The gift shop has plenty of interesting items and memorabilia. And to top if off the Cafe makes a great coffee

Interactive and extremely well arranged. Lots of records available. By far the best war memorial we have visited.

Thank you. So proud of those brave men and women (and horses) who took the trip over to that horrific and stupid war.

This is a must for everyone.

Thank you to the staff you are genuinely connected to this centre, who love what they do and you see it in them.

Thank you to Albany for building this and looking after it so we can visit and appreciate.

Good bless our beautiful country and its people.

I am a firm believer in learning from the past. This stunning monument is one of the best I have seen and experienced. There is lots of information that go hand in hand with beautiful views. There is also an educational childrens area.

The front desk was very helpful and kind enough to show us how the gadgets work and explaining stuff. It was a very good learning and fun experience especially that my brother-in-law had an anzac lineage.

I love this place.
We come here every time we're in Albany.
My husband's dad was a digger.
The interaction and information is amazing.
Highly recommended