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WELCOME. On behalf of our team, we’d like to extend a warm welcome to you and hope you enjoy your stay in our Nation’s capital - Canberra.

At Crowne Plaza Canberra, we understand your need for personal time, balance and rejuvenation.

This handy Concierge guide has been designed with you in mind, to help you discover local activities and attractions. So take a moment to explore and experience all that Canberra is famous for.

If you need anything that isn’t covered in this guide, please contact our Concierge, they’ll be more than happy to help.

We wish you an enjoyable stay, and thank you again for choosing Crowne Plaza Canberra.

Kind regards The Crowne Plaza Canberra team

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CANBERRA. See it for yourself Discover Australia’s stories in the national capital, Canberra, a place where our national attractions and hidden gems deliver many unexpected delights.

Uncover the Australian story through Canberra’s famed national attractions which hold the story of our nation. See Phar Lap’s heart, a Holden Prototype No. 1 and follow the journey of our Indigenous people at the National Museum of Australia. Take a behind-the-scenes tour with an elite athlete at the Australian Institute of Sport and feel the courage of our Anzacs at the Australian War Memorial’s Tomb of the Unknown Australian Soldier.

See our country and people through the eyes of artists at the National Gallery of Australia and the National Portrait Gallery. Hear the stories and events that have shaped our distinctive democracy at the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House.

Delve further and you can get up close and personal with a cheetah at the National Zoo & Aquarium or be greeted by one of the many local winemakers and sample the fruits of their labour at the cellar door. This modern city offers fun for the kids and a busy calendar of events and festivals — like Floriade, Australia’s celebration of spring, where glorious spring blooms erupt in tune with bright blue skies. If it’s the great outdoors that you’re after then check out the purpose-built cycling facilities at Stromlo Forest Park or Canberra’s fantastic cycle path network. Take a self-guided walking tour of the National Arboretum Canberra to learn about the 94 forests of rare, endangered and symbolic trees from Australia and around the world. Discover nature and wildlife at Tidbinbilla or Namadgi National Park right on Canberra’s doorstep.

An array of stylish restaurants, bars and shops are close by, and for those more adventurous, Canberra’s scenic natural surrounds await you.

For more information, please visit www.visitcanberra.com.au.

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DINING. Get a taste of Canberra There’s a lot to love about Canberra’s food scene. Bistro-style cafés and quality quick eats blend perfectly with stylish restaurants and sleek high-end dining experiences.

Kingston, Manuka and nearby suburbs in the inner south have many fantastic cafés and restaurants, gourmet food stores and bakeries. In the heart of the city, Canberra Centre’s North Quarter dishes up some hot city eats. The NewActon dining precinct is one of the most exciting places to eat in the national capital while Dickson offers a small flourishing Chinatown and much more.

Many of Canberra’s best cocktail bars, clubs and pubs can be found around Garema Place and the nearby City Walk.

Indulge in midwinter celebrations with a delicious line-up of events and experiences. Celebrate the magic of truffles with cooking classes, truffle hunts, presentations and truffle-inspired menus during the Canberra & Capital Region Truffle Festival, from June to August. Throughout August, visit the venues holding special events as part of the Fireside Festival, an initiative of the Poachers Way group. One of the most popular events is Grazing of Gundaroo’s duck and pinot dinners. It’s all about curling up by a crackling fire, tasting the best winter cuisine, enjoying quality cool climate wine and immersing yourself in winter.

Many more eateries abound in Canberra. For the latest information on dining, visit outincanberra.com.au.

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WINERIES. Sample the fruits of their labour The Canberra District’s 140 vineyards surround the city in land that has a great variation in altitude and micro climates, which makes it unique as a growing region. With vineyards up to an altitude of 850m, every classic variety performs magnificently somewhere in the region.

You’ll find more than 30 boutique cellar doors within 35 minutes drive of the city. They are small and often personal, providing an interactive experience.

Australia’s most respected and widely read wine critic, James Halliday, named 11 Canberra District vineyards among his best wineries of the region in his Australian Wine Companion 2014 Edition. The following all received five star ratings.

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Capital Wines Clonakilla (also awarded ‘Winemaker of the Year 2013’

by Gourmet Traveller) Collector Wines Eden Road Wines Four Winds Vineyard Helm Wines Lark Hill Winery Lerida Estate Mount Majura Vineyard Nick O’Leary Wines Ravensworth

Be sure to grab your free Canberra District Wineries Guide from the Canberra & Region Visitors Centre for directions and cellar door opening times.

Additionally, you can call Coggins Coach Tours on 0412 485 354 or book Crowne Chauffeurs to organise a wine tour today.

Wine festivals and events • • • • • •

Summerside Festival, February Canberra District Wine Harvest Festival, April Fireside Festival, August Murrumbateman Moving Feast, October long weekend Canberra International Riesling Challenge, October Wine, Roses and all that Jazz, November

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20 | ATTRACTIONS

ATTRACTIONS. Fun for the whole family Many of our nation’s treasures await discovery in Canberra. Following our journey from an ancient Indigenous continent to a modern multicultural country, the many attractions here hold and share the essence of Australia’s culture, history and way of life.

Royal Australian Mint

National Library of Australia

Denison Street, Deakin • Mon-Fri 9am-4pm Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 10am-4pm • Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day • Free admission

Parkes Place, Parkes • Mon-Thurs 9am-9pm, Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 1.30pm-5pm • Free admission

Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House King George Terrace, Parkes • Open daily 9am-5pm • $2 adults, $1 children and concessions, $5 family

National Gallery of Australia Parkes Place, Parkes • Free general admission

Australian War Memorial Treloar Crescent, Campbell • Free admission

National Archives of Australia Queen Victoria Terrace, Parkes • Free general admission

National Portrait Gallery of Australia King Edward Terrace, Parkes • Free general admission.

Questacon – the National Science and Technology Centre King Edward Terrace, Parkes • Open daily 9am-5pm • $20.50 adult, $15 children

CSIRO Discovery

Capital Hill, Parkes • Free admission

North Science Road, off Clunies Ross Street, Black Mountain • Mon-Fri 9am-5pm • $8 adults, $5 children, $20 families

National Film and Sound Archive

National Museum of Australia

McCoy Circuit, Acton • Free general admission • Admission charge for film sin Arc

Acton Peninsula, Acton • Open daily 9am-5pm • Free general admission

Parliament House

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High Court of Australia

Canberra Walk-in Aviary

Parkes Place, Parkes • Free admission

Federation Square, Gold Creek Village, O’Hanlon Place, Nicholls • Open daily 10am-4pm • $11 adults, $8 children, $34 family

Canberra Glassworks Wentworth avenue, Kingston • Wed-Sun 10am-4pm • Admission charge

Canberra Deep Space Communications Complex

National Zoo and Aquarium Lady Denman Drive, Yarralumla • Open daily 10am-5pm • $38 adults, $21.50 children, $105 family

Discovery Drive, Tidbinbilla • Open daily 9am-5pm • Free general admission

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SHOPPING. Hit the shops Canberra offers everything from luxury boutiques, shopping centres and department stores to bargain homewares, street markets and local designers.

Here’s where to find them.

Canberra Centre

Lonsdale Street, Braddon

Bunda Street, Civic • Mon-Thurs 9am-5.30pm, Fri 9am-9pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-4pm

Discover original designers, Australian fashions and unusual handcrafted gifts and homewares among an eclectic mix of outdoor retailers, restaurants, car yards and hairdressing salons.

Other shopping centres Westfield Shoppingtown Belconnen Benjamin Way, Belconnen Westfield Woden Keltie Street, Phillip Tuggeranong Hyperdome Anketell Street, Tuggeranong Riverside Plaza Monaro Street, Queanbeyan

Pialligo Leafy Pialligo, near the airport, offers nurseries, orchards, cafés, gift stores and Canberra’s famous Bisonhome, which produces internationally renowned stoneware.

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Outlet shopping DFO Canberra Avenue and Newcastle Street, Fyshwick

City Find interesting boutiques, street fashion, alternative music stores and antique books hidden away in the arcades in City Walk and Garema Place.

Manuka and Kingston The small 1920s shopping centres of Manuka and Kingston are just a 10-minute walk from each other if you’re looking for stylish wares.

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Markets

Further Afield

Old Bus Depot Markets Wentworth Avenue, Kingston • Every Sun 10am-4pm

Gold Creek Village Market Gold Creek Road, Nicholls, off the Barton Highway • Every 3rd Sun 10am-3pm

Handmade Market National Convention Centre • For market dates, visit www.handmadecanberra.com.au Belconnen Fresh Food Markets Lathlain Street, Belconnen • Open Wed-Sun Fyshwick Fresh Food Markets Dalby Street, Fyshwick • Fyshwick: Thurs-Sun Capital Region Farmers Market Exhibition Park in Canberra (EPIC) • Every Sat 8am–11:30am.

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Hall Markets Hall Showground, Hall • First Sun of every month 10am-3pm Bungendore Markets Kings Highway, Bungendore • Every 3rd Sun 9am-3pm For more information, visit www.visitcanberra.com.au.

MIND, BODY & SOUL. Pamper yourself Modern living can take its toll on your mind, body and soul. Here’s a list of establishments that promise to pamper during your stay in Canberra.

Hair Salons

Day Spas

Franco of Canberra Bailey’s Corner, Lower Ground Shop 29, London Circuit Canberra City Ph: 02 6249 7991

Canberra Day Spas Shop 6, 2 Akuna Street Canberra City Ph: 6257 9511

Cataldo’s Salon 55/57 Northbourne Avenue Canberra City Ph: 6249 6666

Nails & Beauty Zaija Canberra Centre Bunda Street, Canberra City Ph: 6247 9462 New York Spa & Nails Canberra Centre Bunda Street, Canberra City Ph: 6249 8188

Earth Day Spa Crowne Plaza Ph: 6262 8185

Massage Royal Hands Massage Canberra Centre Bunda Street, Canberra City Ph: 6257 4733 Natural Health Massage Canberra Centre Bunda Street, Canberra City Ph: 6162 1336

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OUTDOORS. Head out into the fresh air and explore the great outdoors Canberra is a city in a park, a landscaped capital designed to transform with the four distinct seasons. This is a vibrant city spread among gardens and wide, clean stretches of green open space that are perfect for relaxing and getting back to nature.

Commonwealth Park Parkes Way, City • Hosts the spring Floriade festival annually

Old Parliament House Gardens and The National Rose Gardens King George Terrace, Parkes Located within Parliamentary zone

Lennox Gardens

Hot air ballooning

Flynn Drive, Yarralumla Located south side of Lake Burley Griffin

There’s no better way to fully appreciate the capital’s charm than from the air in a hot air balloon as the early morning sun fills the valley and lakes with soft morning light.

Watch the spectacle of the annual mass lift off of hot air balloons at the 2014 Canberra Balloon Spectacular in March.

National Arboretum Canberra Forest drive, off Tuggeranong Parkway • Free admission

Australian National Botanic Gardens Clunies Ross Street, Acton • Open daily 8.30am-5pm

Call Balloon Aloft Canberra on 6285 1540 for details on flight times, prices and packages.

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GETTING AROUND. Once you’re here Taxis

Driving

Taxis will take you anywhere you want to go. Call Canberra Elite Cabs on 132 227 or Canberra Silver Service Taxis on 133 100.

Take a self-guided driving tour and learn more about the Australian Capital Territory. Parking in Canberra is cheaper than other major capital cities with most national attractions offering free parking and shopping malls free parking for the first two hours.

Buses Canberra’s public bus service, ACTION Buses, covers the major sights and most suburbs. For maps and timetables, please visit www.action. act.gov.au/rider_Info/maps.

Catch the Airport Express bus from the airport to the city via Russell $12 one way and $20 return. For more information, call 1300 368 897 or visit www.royalecoach.com.au.

Cycling Hire a bike and discover Canberra’s great network of on and off road cycle paths. Row ‘n’ Ride Bike Hire deliver to your hotel while Mr Spokes Bike Hire is conveniently located by the lake in Acton. The more adventurous can try a guided mountain bike ride with all equipment supplied by Capital Bike Hire.

Walking Walk around Lake Burley Griffin and see some of the national attractions up close. Enjoy Glebe Park and Commonwealth Park or head further afield and go bushwalking. For more information on bushwalking, visit www.tams.act.gov.au/parksrecreation/parks_and_reserves.

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Canberra has a great network of on and off road cycle paths. Pick up a map or cycling guide from the Canberra and Region Visitors Centre.

For more information on the Centenary Trail, which can be both cycled and walked, visit www.tams.act. gov.au/parks-recreation/recreational_ activities/centenary-trail.

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EVENTS CALENDAR 2014.

Fun for everyone all year round Canberra Balloon Spectacular

National Folk Festival

8–16 March Old Parliament House lawns, Parkes

17–21 April Exhibition Park in Canberra, Mitchell

2014 Seppelt Black Opal Stakes & ACTTAB Canberra Cup Race Day

Anzac Day at the Australian War Memorial

9 March Thoroughbred Park, Lyneham

25 April Australian War Memorial

Capital Punishment MTB Enduro Mountain bike endurance race

Groovin’ the Moo

15 March Various venues - Event hub, Stromlo Forest Park

FM 104.7 Skyfire 26 Fireworks display 15 March Commonwealth Park, Parkes

Music event 27 April The Meadows, University of Canberra

Canberra International Music Festival 9–18 May Various venues

Canberra Birthday

Canberra & Capital Region Truffle Festival

Throughout March Various venues

Mid June to mid August Various venues

Canberra District Wine Harvest Festival

National Capital DanceSport Championships

5–6 April Various venues

28–29 June AIS Arena, Bruce

Gold and the Incas: Lost Worlds of Peru

Fireside Festival

Ends April 2014 National Gallery of Australia

Australian Running Festival 12–13 April Event hub, Telopea Park, Manuka

Weekends in August Various venues

SHIMANO MTB Grand Prix 13 September Stromlo Forest Park

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Floriade 13 September – 12 October Commonwealth Park, Parkes

Floriade NightFest 24–28 September Commonwealth Park, Parkes

Scott 24 hour Mountain Bike Championships

Remembrance Day at the Australian War Memorial 11 November Australian War Memorial

Tropfest ACT December Exhibition Park in Canberra

Ironman 70.3 Canberra

4–5 October Stromlo Forest Park

15 December Various venues

Canberra International Film Festival

New Year’s in the City

29 October – 9 November

Wine, Roses and all that Jazz 1–2 November Various venues

31 December Civic Square and Garema Place, City For more information on events, visit www.visitcanberra.com.au.

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