About Canberra Orientation

(Canberra, Australian Capital Territory - ACT, Australia)

The capital city of Australia, Canberra features a fairly compact city centre which is split into a number of notable districts and neighbourhoods, with a number being divided by Canberra's famous landmark, the spreading man-made Lake Burley Griffin. Canberra is a particularly appealing city, being surrounded by rolling hills and scenic valley, together with dense forested areas.

Canberra Orientation: Layout and Directions

Central Canberra is home to many of the country's most famous landmarks, such as the National Gallery, the New Parliament House and the noteworthy War Memorial. Many popular entertainment venues, restaurants and hotels can also be found in Canberra city centre.

For those looking to stay in the Canberra area on a budget, the northern side of the city offers plenty of affordable accommodation and also a good selection of ethnic-style restaurants. The southern side of Canberra stands close to the city centre and features a relaxed pace of life, with a thriving street-café culture and some of the city's best shopping centres.

Orientation and Map of Australia

Orientation and Map of Australian Capital Territory

Orientation and Map of Canberra