National Carillon

Canberra's National Bell Tower is located next to the famous Ginninderra Lake, a monumental building with four-sided clocks at the top of the stone tablets that represent standard events in Australia. It is a symbol of national time here and very iconic.

Australia's national bell tower, located on the shores of Canberra's famous Lake Ginninderra, is actually a tall monument, with a clock face on all four sides at the top of the monument. Whenever it is punctual, the melodious bells ring here, wanting to withdraw the entire lake, is one of Canberra's important landmarks.

The National Bell Tower is an independent building. In a park with beautiful scenery, the National Bell Tower is also a very high building. You can experience the whole environment here. The characteristics of the National Bell Tower are also quite good. It is very suitable for everyone to visit here together. [View] Very good [Value for money] Very good value for money

The National Bell Tower is located on the Lake Berry Griffin Peninsula in Canberra, with 55 bells making her the world's top bell tower.

The National Bell Tower is located on the Lake Griffin Peninsula in Burley, Canberra, the Australian Capital Territory. It is a gift from the British government to the Commonwealth of Australia, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Canberra becoming the Australian capital. It was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II in 1970. The 50-metre-high National Bell Tower, designed by WA architects, generally must have 23 large bells, while Canberra's National Bell Tower has 55 bronze bells, one of the world's most bell-like towers. The National Bell Tower will be timed to sound the bells, so that people can hear the beautiful bells in a distance. At night, the bell tower lights are all the more beautiful, making it a famous landmark in Canberra. The national bell tower is of great significance to both residents and foreign tourists, making it the best place to celebrate the festival every year, and the whole country will gather here to celebrate the festival on Australia Day and other traditional festivals. The National Bell Tower has also become a venue for concerts, and the sweet bells play beautiful and beautiful songs with other instruments, attracting countless tourists to stop.

Went to visit - but no bells, no notices to tell when to perform. It is recommended to install a button, in case the clock is not struck, you can press the button, perform a small piece of music - or post a notice to inform when the performance will start, these measures will be useful. Otherwise, everyone is here to just watch the huge stone carvings.

Next to Lake Griffin, past around four o'clock in the afternoon, every fifteen minutes will remember a bell ringing, connected by a pedestrian bridge to the shore of the lake, the afternoon bell tower reflection is very beautiful.