What to visit in Canberra

Compared to Sydney and Melbourne, Canberra is definitely not a big city, but it is definitely worth a weekend visit. Canberra has three main magnets for its visitors: the Australian War Memorial, Lake Burley Griffin (its central part of the Central Basin) and the Parliament House on Capital Hill. Everything basically lies on one line and is easily accessible on foot, but you can still walk nicely. It is over five kilometers from the monument to the parliament.
First day in Camberra
You will probably arrive in Canberry sometime in the afternoon. After your stay, head to the Australian War Memorial for a gloomy atmosphere
Article: Australian War Memorial
The Australian War Memorial in Canberra is a very important building, of course, especially for Australians. It is intended as a… continue reading

Cockatoo parrots
Forget the pigeons, in Canberra you will be accompanied by the roar of cockatoo parrots, of which there are a really large number

Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial
In Canberra you will find a number of monuments, among the most interesting are certainly the Australian Vietnam Forces National Memorial. It had an atmosphere here especially in the evening

The next day in Canberra
The next day will be quite walking. We head first to Lake Central Basin, then to Parliament and finally to the lookout hill Ainslie
Article: Walk around the Central Basin in Canberra
The Molonglo River flows through the center of Canberry and forms a system of lakes. For visitors to Canberry, the Central Basin… continue reading

Article: A tour of Capital Hill in Canberra
In the center of Canberry you will find the indistinct Capital Hill, topped by the architecturally interesting Australian… continue reading

Article: Ascent to Mount Ainslie (842 m)
From Canberry you can go on some nice walks. Probably the most famous of these is Mount Ainslie, located in the nature reserve of… continue reading
