Canberra Power Peace and History Self Guided Walking Tour

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Canberra Power Peace and History Self Guided Walking Tour in Multilingual

3h
Opening hours: Sat 8:00-17:00
English

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Languages available

Price details

S$15.32 x 1 AdultS$15.32

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What's included, what's not

Detailed directions to both well-known attractions and hidden spots
Audio Guide
35+ narration points of popular locations in Canberra
Access to the Canberra Power, Peace & History Self Guided Walking Tour on our App
Fully offline map – no need for Wi-Fi or data.

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Public transport options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Activity itinerary

National Library of Australia

10m
Admission ticket included

Where Australia keeps its memories neat, quiet, and slightly smug. Calm architecture, big ideas, lake views, and stories that prove history isn’t boring—just well filed.

Commonwealth Avenue

Canberra’s front lawn with VIP lake views. Perfect for picnics, protests, pondering life, or accidentally staying longer than planned because the vibe is just right.

Queen Elizabeth Terrace

Wide paths, open skies, and serious symbolism. Power buildings on one side, peaceful lake on the other—Canberra balancing authority and calm like a pro.

The Sculpture Garden

Art that escaped indoors and decided grass was better. Wander among sculptures that change moods with the light and occasionally photobomb your walk.

National Gallery of Australia

Bold concrete outside, thousands of years of stories inside. Wander freely, lose track of time, and leave wondering why art hits harder than expected.

Old Parliament House Gardens

Looks polite. It was chaotic. Sixty years of arguments, decisions, protests, and drama packed into one very well-behaved-looking building.

Parliament House

Built into a hill so the people literally stand above power. Walk on the roof, watch democracy at work, and admire Canberra’s confidence in good design.

Kokoda Memorial Monument

Not about victory—about survival. A soldier supported by a Papuan carrier, capturing endurance, compassion, and humanity in the middle of war.

Greek Orthodox Church of St Nicholas

A slice of the Mediterranean with Canberra manners. Calm beauty, deep community roots, and a peaceful pause before creative chaos next door.

Jerrabomberra Wetlands Nature Reserve

Nature with a job. Filters water, hosts migratory birds, and quietly proves Canberra’s best stories aren’t always made of stone.

Trench Trail

Zigzag paths that suddenly make sense. Walk through a reconstructed WWI training trench and feel history sneak up quietly.

Dairy Flat Bridge

A small climb, big transition. Cross over and let the landscape shift as Canberra smoothly changes chapters again.

Burley Griffin Canoe Club (BGCC)

Early mornings, cold water, strong arms. Canberra’s paddling heartbeat quietly trains champions while the lake looks serene.

Australian-American Memorial "The Eagle"

A calm eagle watching distant horizons. A quiet thank-you for shared history, alliance, and trust forged across oceans.

ANZAC Parade Walk

Not a road—an experience. Wide, slow, reflective, and lined with stories of service meant to be walked, not rushed.

Australian Peacekeeping Memorial

Two pillars, one powerful pause. Honouring those who served where peace is fragile and success often looks like silence.

Rats of Tobruk Memorial

Resilience with attitude. A nickname turned badge of honour, capturing stubborn courage under relentless pressure.

Royal Australian Air Force Memorial

Sharp lines, open skies. A tribute to flight, precision, and those who served above the clouds since 1921.

Australian Service Nurses Memorial

Soft curves, strong stories. Honouring nurses who healed, endured, and worked under unimaginable pressure near the front lines.

Royal Australian Navy Memorial

Bronze waves, flowing water, constant motion. A powerful reminder that life at sea is never calm but always shared.

Mustafa Kemal Atatürk Memorial

Former enemies, lasting respect. A memorial built on reconciliation, empathy, and words that outlived the battlefield.

Australian War Memorial

Stillness, names, and space to feel. This isn’t about glory—it’s about cost, memory, and quiet reflection at the journey's end.

Location

Activity location

National Library of Australia
- Parkes Place,
- ACT 2600, Canberra, Australia

Meeting/Redemption Point

The Treasury Building King Edward Tce
- 2600, Parkes, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

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