[Three-day trip to Canberra] Parliament House, capital night view

#ItinerarySharing #100 Ways to Travel Canberra, the capital of Australia, provides tourists with a quiet and culturally rich travel experience with its unique design, rich history and natural landscapes. Below is a three-day itinerary to help you explore the charm of this city. ### Day 1: Baptism of history and culture **AM: Capitol Building** The first day of the tour starts at Parliament House, one of Canberra's most symbolic landmarks. The Houses of Parliament are located on Capital Hill, and you can take a guided tour to learn about the workings of Australian politics and see the parliament chambers and the country's symbolic artwork. From the observation deck on the top of the building, you can overlook the entire city and feel the unique charm of this planned city. **Noon: Australian War Memorial** Next, head to the Australian War Memorial, which is the guardian of the nation's history and commemorates those soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the country. You can visit the exhibition halls and learn about Australia's history and involvement in different wars. The Memorial Hall’s “Pool of Reflection” and “Eternal Flame” add solemnity and solemnity to the place. **Afternoon: National Gallery of Art** In the afternoon, go to the National Gallery of Australia, which has a large collection of Australian native art, especially Aboriginal art. You can enjoy art works from various periods and regions here, and feel the richness of Australia's diverse culture. **Evening: Canberra Central** In the evening, return to Canberra city center for dinner at a restaurant here. Canberra's restaurants offer a variety of dishes, from local to international cuisine, to satisfy your different tastes. After dinner, you can take a stroll along the nearby lake (Lake Burley Griffin) to admire the city lights at night and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. ### Day Two: Nature and Outdoor Adventures **AM: Black Hills Nature Preserve** The second day's itinerary is mainly about outdoor activities. In the morning, head to the Black Mountain Nature Reserve, an ideal place for nature and hiking lovers. You can follow the trail to the top of Black Mountain to overlook the panoramic view of Canberra and feel the harmonious integration of city and nature. There is also a tall tower (Telstra Tower) on the top of the mountain. You can climb the tower to enjoy a more spectacular view. **Noon: National Botanical Garden** Next, head to the Australian National Botanic Gardens at the foot of the mountain. Showcasing Australia's rich and diverse flora, from tropical rainforests to arid zone plants, you can stroll here and learn about Australia's unique natural ecology. **Afternoon: Canberra Lakeside Bike Tour** In the afternoon, you can rent a bike and cycle along Lake Burley Griffin's Lake Burley Cycle Trail. This path circles the lake and is about 25 kilometers in total. You can choose the distance you want to ride, and you can also see many important attractions along the way, such as Commonwealth Park, the National Library and the National Carillon. During the ride, you can stop at any time, admire the lakes and mountains, and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of this urban oasis. **Evening: Canberra Night Market** In the evening, you can go to the night markets in downtown Canberra (such as the Old Bus Station Market), which bring together local handicrafts, food and music performances. It is a good place to feel the vitality of the city. In the night market, you can taste delicious food from all over the world, and you can also buy some unique handmade souvenirs as a souvenir of your trip. ### Day Three: In-depth exploration and relaxation **Morning: Rijksmuseum** The third day begins at the National Museum of Australia, where exhibitions focus on Australia’s history, culture and social changes. The museum building itself is a work of art, full of modernity and creativity. The exhibits in the museum are rich, covering all aspects from aboriginal culture to modern society. It is a good place to gain an in-depth understanding of this country. **Noon: Canberra Suburban Winery** At noon, you can go to a winery on the outskirts of Canberra to experience Australia’s wine culture. There are many excellent vineyards around Canberra, and many wineries offer guided tours and wine tastings. You can taste locally produced wine here, learn about the grape growing and winemaking process, and enjoy a sumptuous lunch in the restaurant, accompanied by fine wine and pastoral scenery, and spend a pleasant afternoon. **Afternoon: Braden District Street Art Tour** In the afternoon, return to the city and explore the street art in Braddon. This creative neighborhood is full of art, and you can see colorful murals and art installations lining the streets. There are also many independent bookstores, cafes and designer shops here, making it an area full of fashion and personality. You can wander around here, take some interesting photos, and experience Canberra's modern creative culture. **Evening: Night view of the capital** On the last night, you can go near the Parliamentary Triangle and enjoy the night view of Canberra. The buildings here look particularly magnificent under the lights, especially the Parliament Building and the War Memorial, which exude a solemn and sacred atmosphere in the night. Canberra at night is quiet and profound, which is the perfect way to end this three-day trip. This three-day itinerary covers Canberra's history, culture, nature and modern elements. Whether you're interested in art, history, or the outdoors, this city has what you're looking for. When you leave Canberra, you will end this rich and fulfilling journey with deep impressions and wonderful memories of Australia's capital city. 🕰️Business hours: all day 💰Per capita consumption: 500AUD