We will remember them.
Albany lays claim to initiating the annual ANZAC Dawn Service tradition
Visit the National Anzac Centre, the Fortress Military Museum and Anzac Peace Park.
Experience the ANZAC legend ... on their way to the battlefields of the First World War.
Albany is a significant pilgrimage destination for both national and international visitors
who wish to discover more about the ANZAC legend.
On 1 November 1914, Albany was the final departure point for the first ANZAC troops
The Convoy Walk connects the parade ground of Princess Royal Fortress to the Convoy Lookout at the summit of Mt Adelaide. The Walk and Lookout feature interpretive markers bearing detailed information about the ships of the first and second Anzac convoys. The Convoy Lookout provides spectacular views over King George Sound where troops gathered on ships before departing for the First World War.
This park is beautifully landscaped and located on the towns foreshore. A great place for a reflective walk along the pathways and around the town harbour area. Featuring historic plaques with information about wartime events. Walk East towards the Entertainment Centre and find Due South or the View restaurant for coffee & meals.
Princess Royal Fortress Military Museum holds "a treasure trove of military memorabilia & information." 9.00 am-5.00 pm daily (except Christmas Day & Good Friday) Forts Rd, Albany WA 6330 www.albany.wa.gov.au/facilities/princess-royal-fortress PH 08 9841 9369