High Court of Australia

The High Court of Australia is located on the eastern shore of Lake Kindra in Canberra, a separate building by the lake. He is Australia's highest legal institution, and many national laws are enacted from here, and the whole building is very dignified and worth a visit.

The High Court of Australia is Australia's highest legal body, located on the shore of Lake Kindra, a very independent building. It is usually not visited by tourists, but can only look at it from a distance, very solemn.

The High Court of Australia is quite fun. This court is also a place to look forward to, this is the highest level of Canberra court, can see a lot of things and projects here, the High Court environment is also good, suitable for visiting here. [View] The view is still good [Value for money] very good

It was a magnificent building and fascinating experience worth visiting. We visited on a sad day without a case but still enjoyed the experience. There were friendly guides at the entrance of all 3 court rooms, they were friendly and informative. It is recommended to check online to determine whether the court will hold a session during the visit, but be aware that sometimes the schedule changes if the hearing ends early

The High Court of Australia is located on the shores of Lake Kindra in Canberra, a white independent building that stands on the beautiful shores of Lake Kindra and looks exceptionally sacred. The square in front of the High Court is very large, with various sculptures and monuments reflecting the fairness and justice of the law, and is a symbol of the fairness and justice of Australia.

The High Court of Australia, a very dignified place, can be visited for free, but the service staff inside are very warm, an old grandfather very enthusiastically introduced me to everything here, and he used to graduate from the University of NSW, very excited!

The High Court of Australia is located on the shores of Lake Ginninderra in Canberra. The building is not very large but very dignified. It represents the supremacy of legal rights and is the highest legal institution in Australia. It is definitely worth visiting.