Get snapping in Canberra's most photogenic spots
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Hotel Hotel's Grand Stair
Featuring reclaimed timber running up the stairs and a huge overhanging installation, this award winning staircase is a must-visit for anyone wanting to grab a photo of a truly unique architectural feat.
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Mt Stromlo Observatory
If it’s a rustic backdrop or ethereal sunsets you’re after, Mt Stromlo Observatory is your go-to. Lovers of the minimal aesthetic can enjoy the textured walls that create interest in an otherwise stark shot.
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Gibraltar Falls
Dive into nature’s infinity pool. After a short trek off Corin Road, you’ll be rewarded with a serene outlook over Namadgi National Park. Perfect for that pensive, at-one-with-nature shot.
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Lake Burley Griffin
Sunrises, sunsets, national attractions, hot air balloons – what doesn’t our lake have going for it?! Home of many events such as Enlighten and Floriade, you’re in for a treat year round.
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Jamala Wildlife Lodge
Take a bath beside a bear, lounge about with the lions and say hi to your neighbour Hummer the giraffe from your balcony. But fair warning – a stay in this unique luxury accommodation may result in you spending a lot of time letting friends know your photos are for real!
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The Cupping Room
Home to some of Canberra’s most vibrant and colourful dishes, the biggest problem you’ll encounter at The Cupping Room is keeping the food on the plate long enough for you to get your shot!
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National Arboretum Canberra
Immerse yourself in stunning vistas, dense greenery and playful architecture. Do as the insiders do and perch up here during the Balloon Spectacular for a stunning view across our city.
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Within Without
The National Gallery of Australia is home to James Turrell’s permanent Skyspace installation “Within without”. Favoured by style bloggers and light lovers everywhere, the turquoise blue of the body of water surrounding the inner dome provides a sharp contrast to the blush pink walls and earthy colours.
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