Telstra Tower

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The highest point of Canberra is open until 10pm. On it, you can see the panoramic view of the whole city of Canberra. Check the time of sunset. Arrive before sunset. The wind is very strong. Remind everyone to wear more clothes if you have to go. It is very cold to see the sun. The scene of falling into the valley, the moon also rose on the other side, the big round moon rose very fast

This tower is built on a mountain. I feel that its mechanical sense is quite strong. It will be used for communication purposes. It is also an observation deck, but the scenery seen from above is really boring and not worth it. Go up.

This tower also provides telecommunications signals and sightseeing services. It is considered a landmark building, but we did not go up, because we went to other places to see the scenery of Canberra and found it to be quite ordinary, so we didn't want to go again.

The Australian Telecommunications Tower is located on the top of the Black Mountain on the outskirts of Canberra. He can be seen anywhere in Canberra. It is a comprehensive tower for television, telecommunications and radio. It is condescending to overlook the entire city of Canberra. It is really worth visiting.

In good weather, you can see all the mainstream landmarks of Canberra. This is a great way for laymen to watch the city plan and discover everything here. You need to get there by yourself because I believe taxis can be expensive. Then, adults will spend more than $7 (children have discounts, it will be cheaper) to enter the viewing platform. From my experience this time, in view of the cost, I would suggest that you choose a good weather/visibility to come here. Don't forget to bring your camera and map to help identify the place you are looking for. At the bottom of the mountain is the National Botanic Garden, which is also well worth a visit. If you feel energetic, I believe there is a path from the tower to the garden-after all, going downhill is easier than going uphill :-)