Canberra, the capital of Australia, is a city surrounded by lush green spaces and bush lands. At first glance, Canberra can easily attract, and this is the reason why many tourists are fond of spending a quick holiday in this vibrant region. The kind of fun and the series of attractions Canberra gives out are very ideal to lone travelers, honeymooners or groups.
This federal capital houses most of the country’s historical structures and cultural institutions, but that does not end there. This city has full of surprises, from its bustling dining scene comprised of local eateries and international restaurants to its colorful festivals such as the Floriade, the celebration of flowers. In its modern and urban atmosphere, there perfectly blends its natural attractions such as the famed kangaroos and the Brindabella Ranges, and some man-made wonders like the Lake Burley Griffin. With all these happening all together, Canberra is without a doubt a place to see, feel, and explore.
Group and family-oriented attractions are also found in Canberra, such as The National Zoo and the Cockington Green. Biking, easy trailing, and short climbing can also be part of the children’s activity, and the many natural reserves, mountains and lakes in Canberra can easily make all these things possible. For culture and history buffs, tourist spots such as The Australian War Memorial, The National Museum, The National Gallery, and The Parliament House definitely top the list of the must-see places.
The bustling streets of Cranberry are home to shopping centers, and shopping enthusiasts cannot get enough of the stores that dot its commercial areas. The shopping hubs not to miss include the City Walk, Wooden Westfield, Tuggeranong Hyperdome, Fyshwick, Canberra Centre; and some specialty shops such as Lonsdale St in Braddon and the Manuka. And because there’s too much to see and do in the federal capital, to stay for a couple of days or even longer is truly acceptable.
