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Getting from the airport into the city

You can take an Uber / Taxi or public bus from the airport into Civic (the city centre). The uber or taxi will be around $30, the bus is around $4. There's also a few car hire places at the airport.

Getting around

Transport Canberra has a journey planner, and you can pay on public transport with your Mastercard or Visa. More info about the network is here.

Otherwise, you can rent a car. Most hire places are either at the airport or in Fyshwick.

What else should we do / see while we're here?

Canberra has a great mix of urban culture and outdoor adventure. Here's a list of things to do while you're in the capital capital.

Culture, Art & History

1. Take a Tour of Australian Parliament House

2. Visit the Australian War Memorial

3. See the National Gallery of Australia

4. Explore the National Museum of Australia

5. See Famous Faces at the National Portrait Gallery

6. Explore Science at Questacon

7. Uncover the Past at Old Parliament House (MOAD)

Nature & Outdoors

8. Cruise or Walk Around Lake Burley Griffin

-- Walk the popular bridge-to-bridge loop

9. Explore the National Arboretum

10. Head up Mount Ainslie

-- Walk the summit trail if you're keen, or just drive to the top for views of all of Canberra. F

11. Discover nature at Australian National Botanic Gardens

Food, Shopping & Local Gems

12. Eat and Drink Your Way Through Braddon

-- Canberra’s premier hipster strip, centered around Lonsdale Street, is packed with boutique shops, vibrant street art, microbreweries, and some of the best coffee and dining options in the city.

13. Browse the Old Bus Depot Markets

-- If you're in town on the Sunday, head to the Kingston Foreshore to browse stalls filled with handcrafted jewelry, homewares, unique clothing, and delicious local food products.