Life in the village is inevitable "Buddha is the most precious", after all, 4 pm street has disappeared, weekend people are miraculous vanish the world, want to have some fun, except for those shopping malls, it seems that there is no place to go.
These two days, driven by boredom, the editor threw a question in the group, unexpected, burst out a group of "ButterFly" discussion, "come to Canberra, what can I do besides study?"
I saw the answer, almost tears down, originally every day in the study of my head, unexpectedly came to a "fake Canberra." These incredibly interesting ways of playing have never been unlocked.
After our heated "quarrel" and discussion, we have prepared 12 good places to come to Canberra and be sure to go to experience. I am sure you will like it.
Come and find some new ways to live your "plain" life, stop talking about Canberra's village, or Canberra will be sad.
Go to the parliament building and visit the two houses of the Senate
Like many Western countries, Australia's Capitol (Parliament House) is open to public visits, where you can experience every aspect of Australian democracy.
The Federal Parliament of Australia is the bicameral legislature of the Federal goverment of Australia. Because Australia is a federal country, the Parliament is generally called the Federal Parliament in Australia, which is divided by the parliaments of states and territories.
In Canberra, visiting the Senate and House of Representatives is a great opportunity to learn and experience Australian democracy.
Parliament Dr, Canberra ACT
Visit a private garden in the small country of Kakington garden
The small country, the private garden of the (Cockington) family in Cagington, decided to build a manor of its own because the Carleton family, who lived in Australia, missed their home country so much that they had decided to build a manor of their own.
They reduced the ratio of British Humanities and representative buildings from other countries to 12:1. At the end of the day, they continued to add new exhibits, and finally opened a separate exhibition area, the International Exhibition area (International).
The world's famous architecture is also made into a smaller version, similar to the window of the world in Shenzhen, but it is even more pocket-size and delicate.
It's a great place for couples to walk and take photos, and for families to take children to visit. If you want to find a good place for a day trip in Canberra, Little country is a good choice.
11 Gold Creek Road, Nicholls ACT
Go to Shaw's winery and enjoy the time.
Located 30 kilometers north of Canberra, there is a local and wine fan favorite winery.
The best wines in Australia and the world are provided here because of good light and good soil.
Shavineyard is a family-run winery in the heart of Mullenbatman, Canberra wine region.
In addition, there is a minimalist restaurant, steak, spaghetti, cheese with gentle sunshine and fine wine, ideal for leisure.
The 2018 wine was chosen as one of the top 10 Australian wines in the London Wine Competition, which is one of the reasons many wine lovers have come from all over the world.
34 Isabel Dr, Murrumbateman 2582
Go to the Royal Mint to make coins.
The Royal Mint (Royal Australian Mint), the Australian dollar manufacturing site in Canberra, Australia's capital, was officially opened in 1965.
In addition to Australian currencies, the Royal Australian Mint also assists in the casting of currencies in neighbouring countries in the Asia-Pacific region, including New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Tonga, Samoa, Cook Islands, Malaysia, Philippines, Israel, Bangladesh, Fiji, Thailand and Nepal have all been manufactured by the Commission.
The Mint also has its own door office, which operates as a collector's business, selling notes, coins and commemorative gifts from various periods of time by mail order.
A few DIY single-coin die-casting machines installed on the floor can hand-make a shiny new Australian dollar coin for as little as 3 Australian dollars, which is also a very interesting experience.
Denison St, Deakin ACT 2600
Go to Stemlo Park and play a mountain bike.
Stemlo Forest Park is a world-class multi-functional leisure sports venue, suitable for leisure people, but also suitable for professional athletes, bike challenge enthusiasts must come here, a super exciting experience.
The park has a dedicated event venue, a roundabout cycling track, a grass cross-country track and a mountain biking track for drivers of all classes.
Riding a mountain bike is going to be a very exciting experience, and it's been rated as five stars on Google, and it's a great place to experience.
Stemlo Forest Park also offers trails suitable for riders, runners and walkers to explore Canberra countryside.
A 10-minute drive from the city to the main entrance to Stemlo Forest Park, next to (Uriarra Road) on Yuri Allah Road in Stomlo.
Opperman Ave, Stromlo ACT 2611
To see Canberra from Mount Anceli.
Anceli Mountain viewing platform is located in the capital territory of Canberra to the east of the Anceli Hill, about 5 kilometers from Canberra City.
The Anceli Hill Observatory is a great place to view Canberra's city view, and it can be driven up, overlooking Australia's National War Memorial, Canberra's Capitol, The old Capitol and other beautiful scenery.
The scenery is very beautiful at sunrise and sunset, and there is often a chance to see wild kangaroos along the way and say hello to them. Kangaroos are very friendly.
In view of the platform, you can clearly see the whole of Canberra's neat design and perfect layout, lamenting the creativity of the architect, but there is no public transport on the mountain, it is recommended to drive to the mountain, not to ride here, hiking is also a good choice.
20 Mount Ainslie Dr, ACT 2609
Go to Tidbinbilla and enjoy natural oxygen.
The Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve is a 54.5 square kilometre reserve on the edge of Namadgi National Park, just a short drive from Canberra, where you have access to nature and animals.
The nature reserve consists of a large valley-bottomed Tidbinbilla Mountain and a steep, relatively undry valley on both sides of Gibraltar's range, Valley, where there is a history of soil and European use.
Taking deep breaths, enjoying nature's gifts, doing yoga in a natural oxygen bar or drinking a cup of clear tea are all very relaxing options.
In addition, this is one of the popular tourist photo sites, whether it is wedding photos or personal photos, can be taken here with the hands of large films.
Paddy’s River Road, ACT 2620
Go to Hyatt and have a HighTea.
Afternoon time is always the best, in Canberra lazy sunshine, to enjoy a delicate HighTea is a must-miss experience.
Hyatt's afternoon tea is a historic traditional experience in this hotel, serving a wide variety of refreshments, including delicious, finger sandwiches, freshly baked pancakes, cakes and slices.
You don't want anything? Then you can choose ParkHyatt, unique environment and spacious space, where you can get together with friends.
Quality English afternoon tea or espresso with delicious desserts and bread, a delightful platter, will make the whole person feel better.
120 Commonwealth Ave, ACT 2600
Go to Majura Park and shoot him.
Madeira Park shooting Club (Majura Park Gun Club-Range, Canberra's best-known shooting range, has always been a local favorite.
Learn to shoot under the guidance of a person and feel the pleasure of hitting a target every time, but if you are afraid of a grab, you may have to consider whether or not to go.
Welcome to BBQ, 's delicious barbecue with beer and one shot at the most relaxing time, but they only open on Wednesday a week, and be sure to make an appointment in advance.
114 Hector McIntosh Grove, ACT 2609
Go to Montenegro Telstra Tower and look back on History
Every city has its own tower, like the Tokyo tower, Seoul's Nanshan tower, and Montenegro's Australian telecommunications tower, (Telstra Tower), which is also a city landmark.
Built 5 kilometers from the heart of Canberra on the mountain top of Montenegro.
Surrounded by a picturesque natural environment and animal reserve, the telecommunications tower is 195 meters high and has a viewing platform that provides visitors with a 360-degree view of the capital's downtown and surrounding suburbs.
Built in 1972, Montenegro's Australian Telecommunications Tower was designed by the PMG division and won the prestigious architectural and design awards of the time before it was opened to the public.
There is also a telecommunications exhibition to understand the history of the telecommunications industry, Australia's first telephone is also stored here, can be said to be a must-visit place for telecommunications enthusiasts.
100 Black Mountain Dr, Acton ACT 2601
Fishing, boating, biking at Griffin Lake.
Lake Griffin (Lake Burley Griffin), located in the heart of Canberra, flows from the center of the city to the Triangle of Congress, a man-made lake.
Part of Griffin Lake's capture of the Moranglo River was completed in 1963 with a dam named Walter Burley Griffin, the architect who won the Canberra Urban Design Competition.
In order to follow Griffin's original design of the lake close to Canberra's geographical center, many important institutions, such as the National University of Australia, the National Gallery of Australia, the National Museum of Australia, The National Library of Australia and the High Court of Australia are located on the shores of the lake, and the Capitol is not far from the lake.
The nearby area is also popular with entertainment users, especially in warm months, where few people swim in the lake, but it is often used in a variety of other activities, such as boating, fishing and sailing.
Whether it's sports or lakeside restaurants, a glass of wine and coffee is one of the best places for people to relax.
LBG at the heart of Canberra
To see the exhibition at the National Gallery of Australia
The Australian National Gallery, founded in 1967 by the Commonwealth of Australia's goverment, is located in Canberra, the Australian capital.
In 1970, when Burley Griffin was selected, the museum was completed and opened to the public in 1982. It has one hundred and sixty thousand collections, including contemporary art and Western art, as well as indigenous Australian craftsmanship.
There is an extensive collection of valuable art treasures from Australia (including Turkish residents and islanders from the Torres Strait region), Asia, the United States and Europe. All these collections are provided by the Golden Australian Art Foundation.
