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A celebration of Australian people and identity, the National Portrait Gallery showcases portraits of notable Australians through photography, painting, and sculpture. The gallery’s dynamic exhibitions highlight influential figures from history, politics, sports, and the arts. It’s an inspiring space that connects visitors with the faces behind the nation’s stories.

Step into Australia's political past at Old Parliament House, now home to the Museum of Australian Democracy. Explore historic chambers, learn about landmark moments in governance, and enjoy the striking architecture. The house and its rose gardens offer a reflective and enriching experience just a short walk from the new Parliament House.

Situated in the heart of the city, the Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG) celebrates local arts, culture, and history. It offers rotating exhibitions that showcase both regional artists and national collections, as well as engaging programs for all ages. CMAG provides insight into Canberra’s identity and its place in Australia’s cultural landscape.

Australia’s only combined zoo and aquarium, the National Zoo & Aquarium offers close encounters with exotic and native animals in a beautifully landscaped setting. Guests can hand-feed giraffes, meet meerkats, or explore the aquatic displays. With experiences like safari lodges and behind-the-scenes tours, it's an exciting destination for families and animal lovers.

Located in the historic Kingston Power House, Canberra Glassworks is Australia’s only cultural centre dedicated to contemporary glass art. Visitors can witness live glassblowing demonstrations, participate in hands-on workshops, or browse stunning works in the gallery and shop. It’s a captivating space where heritage architecture meets creative energy.

Modern, stylish, and easy to navigate, Canberra Airport is the gateway to Australia’s capital. Just a short drive from the city centre, it offers a seamless travel experience with domestic and limited international flights, upscale lounges, and retail options. The airport’s design features contemporary architecture and plenty of natural light, making arrivals and departures comfortable and convenient.

The Australian War Memorial is one of Canberra’s most significant landmarks, commemorating the service and sacrifice of Australia’s military personnel. Set at the base of Mount Ainslie, the memorial offers a moving experience through its exhibitions, the Hall of Memory, and the Last Post Ceremony held daily at 5pm. Visitors can explore extensive galleries, aircraft and artifact displays, and tranquil gardens honouring those who served in conflicts around the world.

Located in the bustling city centre, Casino Canberra offers an upscale and lively gaming experience. The casino features table games like blackjack, roulette, baccarat, and poker—no slot machines—making it a unique venue in Australia. With elegant bars and restaurants on-site, it’s a great place to enjoy a night out in the capital.

Nestled at the base of Black Mountain, the Australian National Botanic Gardens is a lush haven showcasing the largest collection of native Australian flora. Visitors can stroll through beautifully themed garden trails, spot native wildlife, and relax at the scenic café. It’s the perfect spot for nature lovers and a peaceful retreat just minutes from the city centre.

The National Archives of Australia offers a fascinating look into the country’s documentary heritage. Through exhibitions, original records, and interactive displays, it preserves and shares Australia's government and historical records. Visitors can view everything from Prime Ministers’ letters to wartime correspondence, making it a unique and insightful stop.

Home to major sporting events and concerts, GIO Stadium Canberra is a modern outdoor venue located in Bruce. It hosts rugby league, rugby union, and soccer matches, including games for the Canberra Raiders and ACT Brumbies. With a seating capacity of over 25,000, the stadium delivers an electrifying atmosphere for fans year-round.

Nestled along the shores of Lake Burley Griffin, Commonwealth Park is a scenic green space perfect for walking, picnics, and seasonal events. It’s best known as the home of Floriade, Australia’s biggest celebration of spring. With its tranquil lakeside views, public art, and open lawns, it’s a peaceful retreat just steps from the city.

The National Museum of Australia explores the stories and identities that shape the nation. Its interactive exhibits and innovative architecture showcase everything from Indigenous culture and colonial history to modern achievements. With panoramic views over the lake and engaging displays for all ages, it's an educational and immersive experience.

Exhibition Park in Canberra (EPIC) is a premier multi-purpose venue known for hosting some of Canberra’s largest and most exciting events. From iconic car festivals like Summernats, to live music concerts, food and wine expos, cultural celebrations, and weekly markets, EPIC offers something for everyone year-round. Conveniently located at the intersection of Flemington Road and Northbourne Avenue, EPIC is the heart of Canberra’s event scene and a must-visit for guests seeking local experiences and entertainment.

The National Arboretum Canberra is a mosaic of living forests and gardens offering breathtaking views, unique experiences, and a world-class entertainment and events hub including the award-winning Margaret Whitlam Pavilion and the popular Village Centre.

With over 44,000 rare and endangered trees across a 250-hectare site, the Arboretum is a place of beauty, conservation, science research, education, tourism and recreation.