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Canberra Visit

Canberra is the carefully planned capital of Australia, renowned for its broad boulevards, expansive green spaces, and iconic national institutions. Set around the tranquil Lake Burley Griffin, it offers a relaxed, safe, and culturally rich environment for visitors — an ideal setting to combine your conference attendance with exploration of Australia's heritage and natural beauty.

Below are some of the highlights you may wish to visit during your stay. (Photos are illustrative placeholders and will be replaced with Canberra images.)

Parliament House
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Parliament House

Australia's iconic seat of government, set atop Capital Hill with sweeping views of the city. Visitors can join free guided tours and learn about the nation's democratic processes.

Australian War Memorial
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Australian War Memorial

One of the world's most significant memorials, combining a shrine, museum, and archive that honours the service and sacrifice of Australians in war.

National Gallery & Museums
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National Gallery & National Museum

Canberra is home to the National Gallery of Australia and the National Museum of Australia, showcasing the country's art, history, and Indigenous cultures.

Lake Burley Griffin
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Lake Burley Griffin

The centrepiece of the city, perfect for walking, cycling, or a leisurely cruise. The Captain Cook Memorial Jet and surrounding parklands are popular relaxation spots.

Tidbinbilla & Wildlife
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Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve

Located a short drive from the city, this reserve offers the chance to see kangaroos, koalas, and other native Australian wildlife in their natural habitat.

Mount Ainslie Lookout
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Mount Ainslie Lookout

A favourite vantage point offering panoramic views over Canberra, the lake, and Parliament House — especially beautiful at sunrise and sunset.