Sydney｜Canberra Private charter car One-Day Tour・Private Group

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Canberra, the capital of Australia, is a charming city that combines modern life with natural landscapes. There are many important cultural and political landmarks here, such as the Australian Parliament Building and the Australian War Memorial, making it an important place to understand Australian history and politics. In addition, Canberra is home to several world-class museums and galleries, including the National Gallery of Australia and the National Museum of Australia, showcasing a rich artistic and cultural heritage. In addition to its cultural attractions, Canberra's natural beauty is equally impressive. Lakes, mountains and vast green spaces make the city a paradise for those who love the outdoors. Visitors can walk, cycle or kayak around Lake Burley Griffin, and explore surrounding nature reserves such as Black Mountain and Mount Ainslie to enjoy the stunning panoramic views. Canberra has a diverse range of dining options and lively markets, such as the Capital Region Market and Old Bus Station Market, where people can sample food from all over. Whether exploring cultural heritage, enjoying the outdoors or experiencing modern city life, Canberra offers a rich and varied experience and is a must-visit destination for visitors exploring Australia.
-Itinerary description-
Departure time: 7:30-8:30
Return time: 18:30-19:30
Itinerary attractions:


capitol building


war memorial


griffin lake


Embassies and Consulates


old capitol


australian mint


-Introduction to attractions-


Parliament House
The Parliament House is the political center of Australia and one of the most iconic buildings in Canberra. It is located on Capital Hill (Capital Hill), and visitors can take guided tours to learn about the workings of Australian politics, and can also climb to the roof to enjoy panoramic views of the city.


Australian War Memorial
This is a place that commemorates and records the history of the Australian Army. The museum collects a large number of war artifacts, documentaries and monuments, showing Australia's contribution to various wars to the world. The War Memorial also includes a Peaceful Reflection Garden, providing a space for quiet contemplation.


Lake Burley Griffin
This man-made lake is one of Canberra's landmarks, named after urban planner Walter Burley Griffin. There are walking and cycling trails around the lake area, making it a popular spot for local residents and visitors to enjoy outdoor activities. There are also multiple parks and sculptures around the lake, adding to the beautiful natural landscape of the city.


Embassy and Consulates
Canberra is home to numerous international embassies and consulates, most of which are located in areas such as Yarralumla and Redhill. Each embassy showcases the architectural style and cultural characteristics of the country in which it is located, making these areas unique places to explore world cultures.


Old Parliament House
It was the political center of Australia until the completion of the new Parliament Building in 1988. The current Old Parliament Building has been transformed into the Museum of Democracy, which displays the history of Australian politics and the changes in government operations. The building itself is of historical significance and is a great place to learn about Australian political developments.


Royal Australian Mint
The Australian Mint is where Australian coins are made. Visitors can tour the mint to learn about the coin-making process and even see workers minting coins. There is also a museum displaying various coins and the history of currency, making it a must-see attraction for currency collectors.