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Australian War Memorial

The Australian War Memorial is a memorial commemorating the lives of the soldiers who laid down their lives for the Commonwealth of Australia and after. It also houses a wonderfully curated gallery displaying memorial items from the First World War, Second World War and other conflicts after 1945. The Last Post Ceremony is the museum's highlight, where each night, the story behind one of the individuals in the Roll of Honour is shared. The war memorial has three divisions, i.e., A Commemorative Area or the shrine, the Memorial’s galleries and a Research Centre. Consisting of two floors, the upper level of the memorial displays the involvement of Australia in World War I and II, while the lower level is famous for the audio-visual gallery regarding Australia’s involvement in Afghanistan, as well as many galleries relating to conflicts during the Colonial and Pre-federation eras, and developments post 1945. Read More

Just as quirky as the name sounds, this market is undoubtedly nothing like you have every visited. Spend your Sunday here enjoying Canberra in its fullest. Old Bus Depot Market is a treat for the ones who like to get to know a place beyond the brochure. It is held each Sunday from 10am to 4pm and is packed with interesting things to buy, eat and sample.

Learn more about the history and governance of Australia with a tour of the Parliament House. From portraits of Prime Ministers to artworks by celebrated indigenous artists, prepare to be enthralled. Get a chance to witness the parliament debates in action by visiting the Parliament House on sitting days or explore their unique exhibits and photo gallery. Visitors can also book a tour or hire a guide who will explain the different aspects of the building and help them appreciate the beauty of the marvellous architecture. Read More

The biggest art museum in Australia, the National Gallery, is situated on the shores of Lake Burley Griffin in Parkes. Consisting of 160,000+ art pieces by renowned artists like Jackson Pollock and Sidney Nolan, it is a heaven to art admirers. It is home to 11 art galleries exhibiting sculptures, oil colour paintings, acrylics and ceramics from around the world. The Torres Strait Islander and The Aboriginal art collection is a global collection of over 7500 pieces. Blue Poles and the Ned Kelly Series are two of the most precious possessions of the gallery. Read More

A one-hour ride on the cruises on Lake Burley Griffin is a boating tour that will introduce you to Canberra. What you need in Canberra is roaming around the city's major sites on an electric, environment-friendly cruise. The skippers are knowledgeable regarding the history and have been serving for the past 20 years. Caption Jim, a famed boat owner, is famous for winning the hearts of tourists with his knowledge and friendly nature.

This observatory is one of the best stargazing locations in Canberra. Get a stunning view of the city and learn about the history of Mount Stromlo Observatory in the Heritage Trail and the Director’s residence. Visitors can attend their public astronomy nights and lectures conducted from April to September or book a private stargazing session.

Art Scavenger Hunt, Canberra

The Art Scavenger hunt is the perfect outdoor activity for a city like Canberra that celebrates art in every nook and corner. Explore landmarks, learn about history, solve riddles and complete photo challenges in this fun team-building activity. Customise the event for your group so you can have the most memorable experience.

The Australian Academy of Science was founded in 1954, with its headquarters in Canberra. The building is an architectural masterpiece and home to the Shine Dome, a popular tourist attraction. The location conducts guest lectures, symposiums, seminars and a gallery for those interested in attending. Close to the Shine Dome is the National Film and Sound Archive which is also worth a visit.

Canola Fields is the epitome of the picture-perfect beauty of nature in the spring. Located in New South Wales(NSW), Australia, Binalong Canola fields perfectly capture the beauty of yellow canola dipped in countryside vibes. Reaching Binalong from Canberra is a 1.5-hour drive to witness the vibrant areas via a road trip around the country town. Don’t forget to take a camera and capture the views from Canberra Hilltops. Several trails run through the area in Coolamon, Temora and Junee. Read More

Bonsai is the art of growing miniature trees, and the National Arboretum in Canberra holds some of the finest Bonsai collections for you to view. The exhibition displays traditional and modern artwork, with some Bonsais over 100 years old. This outdoor venue also includes guided tours of the collection by recognised Bonsai Artists in the Arboretum.