Things to do in Canberra

[Scenery] The scenery here is very beautiful, with clear blue skies and a few white clouds floating in the azure sky. The azure blue lake reflects the willow trees on the shore, which is refreshing.

The Australian National Botanic Gardens is a very beautiful plant kingdom, with exotic flowers and plants from all over the world, colorful and particularly beautiful. Riding on the Ferris wheel here and overlooking the entire botanical garden from a high altitude is really magnificent. Don't miss it to visit.

Canberra's Chinatown doesn't have a memorial archway like the ones in Melbourne and Sydney. It's just a street full of Chinese restaurants. It's not very long. There are many restaurants of various flavors from the north to the south to the northwest of China. There are also several supermarkets, and there are a few scattered Indian and Thai restaurants. There are parking spaces on both sides, but it seems that parking spaces are quite tight.

[Scenery] Black Mountain Nature Park is located in Canberra, Australia. There are many trees on the mountain, and the scenery is pleasant, which is suitable for hiking. [Fun] Standing on the top of the mountain, you can overlook the entire Canberra area. It is a good place to relax on weekends.

It's right behind the War Museum. Look at the map very close, not very high. Come out of the museum, prepare to climb Mount Ansley, ask the museum staff the way up the mountain. The staff were very enthusiastic, knowing that we wanted to walk up the hill and shake our heads. Help us call a taxi directly. Australians are very civilized and enthusiastic. They are also considerate of tourists. They deserve some praise. From the museum to the top of the Ansley Mountains, taxis cost about A$20. Mt Ainslie is just north of the War Memorial, 842 meters high. It's very close to the city centre and easy to reach. It can be hiked up the hill and there are footpaths leading to the Peak View Terrace. From the top of the hill, you can have a panoramic view from the Australian and New Zealand Legion Memorial Square to the central axis of Capitol Hill. The view is very beautiful both in daytime and at night. It takes about 30 to 45 minutes to climb from the north of the War Memorial to the top of Ainslie Mountain. If you don't like climbing, you can drive directly to the top.

Great place to be in to check out koalas and wallabies!! short tracks are available but better to drive around to specific spots you want to visit

The theater isn't very large, so the view from the second floor was excellent, and the actors' performances were very lifelike, with very interesting dialogue. Plus, the theater has a beautiful terrace with floor-to-ceiling windows; I took some lovely photos there in the afternoon!