• Parliament House -
  • Iconic Design: Created by Mitchell/Giurgola & Thorp Architects and inaugurated in 1988, this building stands as a symbol of Australian democracy. Its contemporary design harmonizes with the landscape, featuring a grass-covered roof that merges seamlessly with Capital Hill.
  • Entry: Admission is free, but visitors must pass through airport-style security checks.
  • Guided Tours: Complimentary guided tours are available daily, providing insights into the architecture, history, and parliamentary process.
  • Self-Guided Exploration: Maps and resources are provided for those who wish to explore independently.
  • House of Representatives: The green-themed chamber symbolizes Australia’s official colors and represents the people.
  • Senate: The red-themed chamber symbolizes the states and territories.
  • Watch Live Debates: When Parliament is in session, visitors can watch proceedings from the public galleries.
  • The grand entrance features impressive columns and Australian marble, highlighting the building’s magnificence.
• Museum of Australian Democracy - Old Parliament House in Canberra, now known as the Museum of Australian Democracy, offers a captivating journey into Australia’s political and social history.
  • National Heritage Site: The Old Parliament House served as Australia’s political center from 1927 to 1988 and is a significant cultural and historical landmark.
  • Step Back in Time: The building is preserved to reflect its operational years, providing visitors with a sense of past governance in Australia.
  • Museum of Australian Democracy: Interactive exhibits display the evolution of democracy in Australia, key political events, and the influence of ordinary citizens on the nation’s history.
  • Heritage Architecture: The building is an example of Interwar Stripped Classical architecture, featuring grand facades, intricate woodwork, and beautiful interiors.
• Australian War Memorial - The Australian War Memorial in Canberra offers a profoundly moving and educational experience. It combines a museum, a shrine, and an archive dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifice of Australians in wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping missions.
  • At the heart of the memorial is the Hall of Memory, a stunning domed building housing the Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier.
  • Pool of Reflection: A serene area bordered by eucalyptus trees, leading to the Roll of Honour, where the names of over 102,000 Australians who died in service are inscribed.
  • World War I and II Galleries: These exhibitions provide detailed accounts of Australia’s involvement in both world wars, featuring artifacts, photographs, and personal stories.
  • Aircraft Hall: View real military aircraft, including a Lancaster bomber and a Japanese Zero fighter plane.
  • Anzac Hall: A space dedicated to larger exhibits, including vehicles, planes, and immersive multimedia presentations of wartime.
• Mount Ainslie Lookout - The Mount Ainslie Lookout is one of Canberra’s most popular attractions, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city and its surrounding landscapes. Situated within the Canberra Nature Park, it’s a must-visit for anyone exploring the capital.
  • Iconic Panorama: From the summit, enjoy stunning views of Canberra’s meticulously planned layout, with a direct line of sight along the land axis designed by Walter Burley Griffin.
  • Key landmarks visible include:
  • Australian War Memorial
  • Anzac Parade
  • Lake Burley Griffin
  • Old Parliament House
  • New Parliament House
  • On clear days, the Brindabella Ranges can be seen in the distance.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Live guide

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Rocky, the owner and operator of Rocky Road Tours and Travels, brings expert knowledge to the table. With seven years in the tour industry, Rocky leads a dedicated team that provides personalized service and information. The tours venture to locations inaccessible to large buses, allowing for a private, customizable experience. There is no rush; the focus is on enjoying the scenery. Ideal for families with children, travelers with limited time, adventure seekers, and culture lovers.

Explore the rich history, cultural landmarks, and natural beauty of Canberra, Australia’s capital city. This carefully designed tour combines iconic attractions with breathtaking views, offering a thorough exploration of the nation’s heart. It is perfect for history enthusiasts, culture lovers, and nature admirers!

• Foldable Walker allowed

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.