A range of impressive memorials each dedicated to a particular conflict. None, to my mind, more impressive than the bronze castings of men and horses representing the Boer War. Stunning.

It was a hot day, so I tried to stay in the shade for a meander down ANZAC Parade. I started at the Kemal Ataturk memorial at one end down past the memorial to the nursing services, and so much more, and on to the...More

Beautiful by day and even at night with the lighting. It's a good way to see how many campaigns our soliders have been in and a way to allow generations to come to pay respect to them.

The day we walked down here there was a dust storm which we had never experienced before but we still continued. Unfortunately we only had time to walk down one side of the road but it was so interesting to see all the different styles...More

It's definitely worth taking the time to walk on both sides of ANZAC Parade and view the amazingly unique and poignant memorials. The descriptions and stories that go with them are so interesting. Great photo opportunities!

The Boar War Memorial is magnificent four mounted Troops charging down toward the road, Amazing detail and very life like

By any standards, ANZAC Parade is a fitting tribute to the servicemen and women who served in World War One, World War Two, Korea, Malaya, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan and other conflicts. ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps which fought in World War...More