As the capital city of Australia, Canberra isn’t just home to cultural attractions - it's a melting pot of international flavours. Whether you’re looking to indulge in inventive Asian fusion, savour traditional Italian pasta by the foreshore, or enjoy delicate French fare, the city promises to delight every food lover.
Enlighten Festival will light up the nation’s capital between 28 February and 10 March with a packed program of events. Whether you’re an art lover, a foodie, or a music enthusiast, the packed Enlighten Festival program is set to cater to your every interest.
To catch the magical balloon inflations and launches, head to John Dunmore Lang Place in Parkes—the grassy area between Questacon and the National Portrait Gallery. Or for something extra special, try one of these incredible ways of experiencing the event up close.
Canberra, Australia’s cycling capital, offers a wealth of scenic routes and cycling trails, making it a top destination for bike enthusiasts. Whether you're an experienced rider or a beginner, there are numerous options for hiring a bike in and around the city.
Get a taste of the Canberra region at foodie festivals throughout the year, including annual truffle celebrations and wine festivals. In addition to fresh produce markets in Fyshwick and Belconnen, you can visit farmers markets each weekend and meet the growers and makers.
As the city awakens from its winter slumber, gardens and parks come alive with a dazzling display of colour, showcasing nature’s most stunning blooms. We’ve curated a list of the best and most unforgettable floral experiences that truly capture the essence of the season.
For Yasmine Gray, founder of accessible tourism consultancy GetAboutAble, swimming, sculpture and a late-night gig make for a day well spent. GetAboutAble helps improve tourism opportunities for people with disability.
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