Mount Ainslie lookout

• Mount Ainslie offers stunning panoramic views of Canberra and its surrounding landscape.
  

• It's a popular spot for hiking and photography, with trails leading to the summit.
  

• The lookout provides a great perspective of the city’s layout, including landmarks like the Australian War Memorial and Parliament House.

• This museum explores the nation’s history, culture, and identity through engaging exhibits and interactive displays.

• It features diverse collections, including Indigenous artifacts and contemporary art, highlighting Australia’s rich heritage.

National Museum of Australia

National Arboretum Canberra

• The Arboretum showcases a vast collection of trees from around the world.

• Visitors can enjoy beautiful gardens, walking trails, and stunning views of the city.

• It’s a peaceful place for a stroll or a picnic, with a visitor center that offers information about the various tree species.

• Part of NASA’s Deep Space Network, this facility plays a crucial role in space communication.

• Visitors can explore exhibits about space exploration and learn about the technology that connects us to missions beyond Earth.

• Guided tours may be available, providing insight into the operations of the station.

Deep Space Station

Parliament House

• A symbol of Australian democracy, Parliament House is open for public tours.

• Visitors can explore the impressive architecture, learn about the legislative process, and even watch debates in action.

• The building features beautiful art and gardens, making it a significant cultural site.

• This memorial honors the sacrifices made by Australians in wars and conflicts.

• It combines a museum, a shrine, and an archive, offering insights into the nation’s military history.

• The Last Post Ceremony, held every evening, is a poignant tribute to those who served.

Australian War Memorial

Canberra Glassworks

• A hub for contemporary glass art, the Canberra Glassworks showcases artists at work in the glassblowing studio.

• Visitors can take guided tours, attend workshops, or explore exhibitions featuring stunning glass artworks.

• It's a unique opportunity to appreciate the art of glassmaking.

• Now the Museum of Australian Democracy, Old Parliament House provides a glimpse into the nation’s political history.

• Visitors can explore the historic chambers, learn about significant events, and engage with interactive exhibits.

• The surrounding gardens are also a lovely spot for a leisurely walk.

Old Parliament House