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Located in the heart of Canberra's CBD, Canberra Centre is the city's leading destination for fashion, entertainment and dining experiences.
Canberra Centre is the ultimate destination for fashion and lifestyle shopping. Providing a mix of premier shopping and first-class entertainment, it has gained recognition as the definitive destination for locals and visitors who enjoy the outstanding choice of quality retailers.
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Canberra Theatre Centre
London CircuitLocated in the heart of Canberra's CBD, Canberra Centre is the city's leading destination for fashion, entertainment and dining experiences.
Canberra Centre is the ultimate destination for fashion and lifestyle shopping. Providing a mix of premier shopping and first-class entertainment, it has gained recognition as the definitive destination for locals and visitors who enjoy the outstanding choice of quality retailers.
Visit the largest regional markets in the Southern Tablelands. Be lured by the smell of freshly ground coffee, the reassuring dirt on the potatoes, honey still warm from the hive, oranges beaming in the sun and the hum of chatter between the producers and their customers.
Reward yourself with the region's freshest produce and the most flavoursome fare from over 100 stallholders. Taste the exciting seasonal characteristics and diversity of the region.
Be tantalised by fruits, vegetables, plants, flowers, seafood, cakes, condiments, meats, cheeses and more.
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Capital Region Farmers Market
Old Well Station RoadVisit the largest regional markets in the Southern Tablelands. Be lured by the smell of freshly ground coffee, the reassuring dirt on the potatoes, honey still warm from the hive, oranges beaming in the sun and the hum of chatter between the producers and their customers.
Reward yourself with the region's freshest produce and the most flavoursome fare from over 100 stallholders. Taste the exciting seasonal characteristics and diversity of the region.
Be tantalised by fruits, vegetables, plants, flowers, seafood, cakes, condiments, meats, cheeses and more.
The Haig Park Village Markets runs from 8.30 am-2 pm every Sunday in the beautiful leafy grounds of Haig Park, Braddon - moments away from Lonsdale street’s boutiques and cafes.
Hosting some of the region’s best, this farmers and foodie market will delight your senses with delicious cuisines, tasty treats, beautiful blooms, fresh produce, delectable charcuterie and artisan products.
It’s a lovely place to enjoy a picnic whilst feasting your senses on the culinary delights on offer. Or browse the fabulous local handmade design stalls.
There is live music, an artists' table and face painting among other exciting sights for children and adults alike, stalls for your furry friend too. There is no better way to spend a Sunday!
For further information, you can visit the website or, follow the market on social media: @haigparkvillagemarkets.
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Haig Park Village Markets
The Haig Park Village Markets runs from 8.30 am-2 pm every Sunday in the beautiful leafy grounds of Haig Park, Braddon - moments away from Lonsdale street’s boutiques and cafes.
Hosting some of the region’s best, this farmers and foodie market will delight your senses with delicious cuisines, tasty treats, beautiful blooms, fresh produce, delectable charcuterie and artisan products.
It’s a lovely place to enjoy a picnic whilst feasting your senses on the culinary delights on offer. Or browse the fabulous local handmade design stalls.
There is live music, an artists' table and face painting among other exciting sights for children and adults alike, stalls for your furry friend too. There is no better way to spend a Sunday!
For further information, you can visit the website or, follow the market on social media: @haigparkvillagemarkets.
Sightseeing
Hall Markets Christmas Markets.
Hartley Hall Markets are held on the first Sunday of the month (January excluded). There are up to 300 stalls offering a variety of products including food, locally grown vegetables and fresh produce, baked goods, plants, furniture, clothing, pottery, children's toys, arts and crafts, unique gifts and more.
Stroll among the trees, stay for lunch and enjoy the fresh air, live entertainment and children's activities.
This fine family friendly market is proudly organised and operated by Hartley Lifecare.
Hartley Hall Markets
Hall Markets Christmas Markets.
Hartley Hall Markets are held on the first Sunday of the month (January excluded). There are up to 300 stalls offering a variety of products including food, locally grown vegetables and fresh produce, baked goods, plants, furniture, clothing, pottery, children's toys, arts and crafts, unique gifts and more.
Stroll among the trees, stay for lunch and enjoy the fresh air, live entertainment and children's activities.
This fine family friendly market is proudly organised and operated by Hartley Lifecare.
The Australian War Memorial is Australia's national memorial to the members of its armed forces and supporting organisations who have died or participated in wars involving the Commonwealth of Australia and some conflicts involving personnel from the Australian colonies prior to Federation.
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Australian War Memorial
Treloar Crescent (top of Anzac Parade)The Australian War Memorial is Australia's national memorial to the members of its armed forces and supporting organisations who have died or participated in wars involving the Commonwealth of Australia and some conflicts involving personnel from the Australian colonies prior to Federation.
Lake Burley Griffin (the Lake) is Canberra's centrepiece and a significant number of national institutions, parks and national public places are located on or near its shores and is an integral part of Canberra’s design and is a vital element in the plan for the nation’s capital. The Lake dams the Molonglo River between Scrivener Dam and the Dairy Road Bridge.
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Lake Burley Griffin
Flynn DriveLake Burley Griffin (the Lake) is Canberra's centrepiece and a significant number of national institutions, parks and national public places are located on or near its shores and is an integral part of Canberra’s design and is a vital element in the plan for the nation’s capital. The Lake dams the Molonglo River between Scrivener Dam and the Dairy Road Bridge.
Food scene
From the streets, little laneways and city arcades comes a new kind of Asian flavour; Lazy-Su. Distinctly Asian, it's fast, loud, rebellious, upbeat and confident.
Inspired from a mashup of retro 60's to 80's American-Japanese-Korean pop culture, Asian eating houses and hawker vendors, food and drink are served up express and designed to be shared.
It's loud, quirky, cheeky, brash, melodic and absolute fun.
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Lazy Su
9 Lonsdale StFrom the streets, little laneways and city arcades comes a new kind of Asian flavour; Lazy-Su. Distinctly Asian, it's fast, loud, rebellious, upbeat and confident.
Inspired from a mashup of retro 60's to 80's American-Japanese-Korean pop culture, Asian eating houses and hawker vendors, food and drink are served up express and designed to be shared.
It's loud, quirky, cheeky, brash, melodic and absolute fun.
Rizla is all about good times and seriously good food and wine, encapsulating the best of being both a wine bar and a restaurant to become Canberra’s first hybrid of both; a winebarstaurant.
Lead by Andy Day the team delivers a relaxed experience that makes drinking wine fun, with the focus on Riesling and matching share-plates designed specifically to pair with the wine list.
Featuring Canberra’s best new vintage and cellared Rieslings, side by side with iconic Australian and international producers, Rizla also proudly features many of the region’s other top red and white varietals.
Situated on the corner of Lonsdale & Elouera streets in the heart of Braddon.
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Rizla
24 Lonsdale StreetRizla is all about good times and seriously good food and wine, encapsulating the best of being both a wine bar and a restaurant to become Canberra’s first hybrid of both; a winebarstaurant.
Lead by Andy Day the team delivers a relaxed experience that makes drinking wine fun, with the focus on Riesling and matching share-plates designed specifically to pair with the wine list.
Featuring Canberra’s best new vintage and cellared Rieslings, side by side with iconic Australian and international producers, Rizla also proudly features many of the region’s other top red and white varietals.
Situated on the corner of Lonsdale & Elouera streets in the heart of Braddon.
In 1962, ‘Mr Happy’ opened the doors to Canberra’s first Chinese Restaurant. More than 50 years later, the restaurant is still serving traditional Cantonese cuisine to its loyal customers seven days a week.
Happy’s Chinese Restaurant
17 Garema PlIn 1962, ‘Mr Happy’ opened the doors to Canberra’s first Chinese Restaurant. More than 50 years later, the restaurant is still serving traditional Cantonese cuisine to its loyal customers seven days a week.
Kinn Thai
148 Bunda StNo.1 Thai Food in Canberra
As a premium steakhouse, The Meat & Wine Co will soon be serving some of the best steak in Canberra.
This includes the exclusive new AGED program, the silver lining on the lockdown cloud, which saw our head chef Thomas Godfrey use the down time to research and develop a premium dry aged steak experience for diners. He developed a unique butter ageing technique, which reduces both waste and cost.
Aside from dry aged steaks, The Meat & Wine Co offers an exceptional range of standard steak dishes.
“This includes an exclusive range of Monte beef selected from the best Angus cattle stock, as well as heritage shorthorn beef that was originally brought to Australia by the first settlers in the late 1700s, and an Australian wagyu that has been finished on 450 days of grain feed for superior marbling scores,” explains Meat & Wine Co Senior Food Manager Thomas Godfrey.
Yet steak is neither the only option on the menu, nor is it the only premium dining experience available. Our a la carte menu follows the seasons for freshness and flavour, encompassing ethical best practices and ensuring incredible quality no matter the dish.
The Meat & Wine Co Canberra
1 Constitution AvenueAs a premium steakhouse, The Meat & Wine Co will soon be serving some of the best steak in Canberra.
This includes the exclusive new AGED program, the silver lining on the lockdown cloud, which saw our head chef Thomas Godfrey use the down time to research and develop a premium dry aged steak experience for diners. He developed a unique butter ageing technique, which reduces both waste and cost.
Aside from dry aged steaks, The Meat & Wine Co offers an exceptional range of standard steak dishes.
“This includes an exclusive range of Monte beef selected from the best Angus cattle stock, as well as heritage shorthorn beef that was originally brought to Australia by the first settlers in the late 1700s, and an Australian wagyu that has been finished on 450 days of grain feed for superior marbling scores,” explains Meat & Wine Co Senior Food Manager Thomas Godfrey.
Yet steak is neither the only option on the menu, nor is it the only premium dining experience available. Our a la carte menu follows the seasons for freshness and flavour, encompassing ethical best practices and ensuring incredible quality no matter the dish.
Neighbourhoods
Casino Canberra is a casino located in the Central Business District of Canberra, the capital city of Australia. It was the first legal casino to open in the Australian Capital Territory, built on land excised from Glebe Park under a 99-year lease agreement between the casino licensee and the territory government.
Casino
Casino Canberra is a casino located in the Central Business District of Canberra, the capital city of Australia. It was the first legal casino to open in the Australian Capital Territory, built on land excised from Glebe Park under a 99-year lease agreement between the casino licensee and the territory government.
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