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Booroomba Rocks Hike

Booroomba Rocks is a bushwalk of 2.6 Kilometers (in a loop) situated in Namadgi National Park. Considered the most admired walk trail in Canberra, it has two starting point choices, the other being longer (10.5 Kilometers) from Honeysuckle to Booromba. The course is covered with wildflowers and is a steep climb with granite cliffs. Take out 25 minutes of your day to cherish this amazing bushwalk. Climbing to the top of this 150-meter mountain trek will open doors to an exciting view of the Brindabella Ranges and the city. Read More

Formerly famous as a car yard, Braddon Precinct is now the newly developed inner city hub of fashion and entertainment in Canberra. The hipsters will love this place as it provides some trendiest boutiques and creatives. The food culture is vast on the site, with many cafes and thriving suburban stores catering for styles from all parts of the world. Ranked as the hippest suburban area by the New York Times, it is famed as The Hipster Underbelly of Canberra. Read More

Canberra Glass Works is an art gallery in Kingston, ACT, dedicated solely to glassworks. The glass art studio provides the best facilities to the artists and allows the visitors to try their hands at glasswork. Learning the different procedures and techniques used in glass art for 90 minutes can be fulfilling. They keep hosting workshops and school vacation programs to spread the skill of glass art among the commoners.

Canberra Museum & Gallery

Situated in the centre of Canberra city, on London Circuit and City Square, Canberra Museum and Gallery is a museum that depicts the culture and heritage of Canberra. It has stood since 13 February 1998 and exhibits a constant collection, "Reflecting Canberra ". It's a visual treat for people interested in paintings, art and photography. The art gallery has conducted over 160 exhibitions in the first five years of its opening under ACT Museums, an administrative body of CFC (Cultural Facilities Corporation). CMAG is an exceptional experience for students inclined towards creative art, storytelling and painting. Read More

Suited for groups of people who are fond of tasting various beverages, the Brewery, winery and Distillery Tour in Canberra is a triple treat. The bus transport takes you to taste a range of alcohols, fresh beer and exquisite wine. The process of making local brews will be unveiled to the tourists, indulging them in learning the art of brewing and making spirits. There are many options to hold onto for touring around the breweries in Canberra.

Canberra’s Jet Flight Simulator

Experience what it’s like to pilot a Boeing 737-800 and take control of the airship’s take-off and landing. Select between over 22,000 airports and weather conditions to begin your 60-minute journey with the help of a professional instructor. You can bring up to 4 passengers on board as you learn about pre-flight procedures and cockpit controls and conquer challenges like engine failures. This jet flight simulator does not fall short of a real-life occurrence. Read More

The Changi Chapel holds special significance as a National War memorial from the Second World War. Built by the Prisoners-of-War in Singapore and reconstructed at the Royal Military College in Duntroon, Australia. The open-timbre structure, terra-cotta tiled roofs and rosemary bushes amidst the calming Eucalyptus trees offer visitors a peaceful and humbling experience. The ideal time to visit is during the day.

Cockington Green Gardens is a one-of-a-kind garden that amazes visitors with its enthralling miniature replicas of buildings like Beamer Castle of Scotland, Machu Picchu of Peru and many more. The intricately crafted miniatures surrounded by beautiful gardens are a sight worth seeing. Many popular buildings are being added at a constant pace to the garden's collection of models. The location's highlights are the Rose Room exhibition, Parson Nose Garden Cafe and a Miniature Steam Train Ride. Read More

The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) Discovery Centre in Canberra provides an interactive journey for its visitors to learn about Australia’s research and inventions in the environment, food technology, space, agriculture and much more. While the discovery centre is open to all, the Ecology Lab, DNA to the Max Workshop and Collection Forensics Sessions are more suitable for children, where they learn to collaborate, question and invent. Read More

Shop the freshest produce from markets around Canberra. The open-air farmer's market is more than just a shopping experience. Visitors can learn about where the produce comes from, learn some delicious recipes and pick up on some handy kitchen tips from 100s of stallholders at the markets. From poultry and gourmet foods to vibrant and nutritious fruits and vegetables, the marketplaces are every culinarian's paradise.