Regatta Point Precinct

The first building on this site, and one of the earliest tourist attractions is the National Capital Exhibition.

It is a historic building with much to see.  

With one of the best views in Canberra, you are treated to one of the earliest tourist attractions in the National Triangle. The National Capital Exhibition which was opened for the royal visit of Queen Elizabeth II in 1963, has always housed the impressive scale model of the centre of Canberra and tells the story of our Capital.  

This building is also home to the Canberra and Region Visitors Centre, which provides all with maps, locally produced goods, and information for all attractions and accommodation.  

With The Walter Café and The Marion Function Centre within the precinct all are treated to the outstanding views and a range of dining options.  

Regatta point is usually a hub for many events within the central basin the Lake, allowing all to view and picnic on the hills overlooking Lake Burley Griffin.  

Accessibility: Accessible Parking Available, the building is accessible with toilets available during opening hours.  

Nearby: Family friendly playground, Commonwealth Park access, Lake Burley Griffin and public toilets.