The Sebel Canberra Civic
5 StarsPanoramic city and hinterland views, Japanese-inspired onsite dining
Panoramic city and hinterland views, Japanese-inspired onsite dining
Heated indoor lap pool, First Edition restaurant and bar
Sunny rooftop terrace, Central Canberra City Centre location
Signature Meat & Wine Co room service, Luxe residential apartment concept
Private balconies or terraces, Prime Canberra CBD location
Secure on-site parking, High-tech entertainment and fitness
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Wellness center with Swedish sauna
Indoor heated swimming pool, Rooftop tennis court
Tranquil central garden courtyard, On-site fitness center
Political satire and designer chic, Private balconies with landmark views
Indoor heated swimming pool, Secure underground parking
Secure undercover parking with EV charging, Boutique Braddon cultural hub stay
Private balcony or terrace options, Heritage Melbourne Building setting
Former university dormitory setting, On-site fitness studio
Speakers Corner bar ambiance, The Clubhouse fitness center
Outdoor swimming pool, Atrium Restaurant and Bar
Heated indoor lap pool, Unique custom room artwork
Meandering atrium rooms, Fitness center
Mount Ainslie nature views, Restaurant Two14 Italian dining
Modern wellness amenities, Nearby Australian War Memorial
Heated indoor swimming pool, Modern Australian design aesthetic
Award-winning Bicicletta Restaurant, NewActon urban village location
Lakeside parkland setting, Proximity to Anzac Parade
Panoramic lake and mountain views, Waterfront recreational facilities
Essence Restaurant and Bluey's Cafe, In-room whirlpool spa baths
Sherwood Restaurant and bar, Forrest Tennis Club access
Mediterranean dining at Podilato, Secure undercover parking
Chifley's Bar & Grill, Sun-drenched garden terrace
Heated outdoor pool and spa, The Verandah restaurant and bar
Heated indoor swimming pool, Mediterranean-style garden courtyard
Signature dining at The George Grill, Secure underground parking facilities
Award-winning rooftop bar, Exclusive Hale Gym + Spa access
Realm Precinct dining access, Japanese-inspired compact luxury
Hale Gym and Spa access, Heritage 1920s garden estate
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Ever wondered how it would feel if you could go about your day without having to look left, right, and left again before you cross the road? With a visit to City Walk in Australia’s capital, Canberra, this is reality, not a dream. It is thought the name Canberra is derived from the Aboriginal word Canberry or Kambera, which is claimed to mean ‘meeting place’. The City Walk area from Alinga to Binara, except for Akuna Street, is exactly that, a vehicle-free zone and fantastic meeting point for all.
It only takes around ten minutes to walk the City Walk stretch from one end to the other. However you may want to set aside the entire day to do so. There’s shopping, dining, entertainment in the form of street performers, and so much more to see and do, it’s easy to become immersed in it all. In the heart of the city you’ll find the Canberra Merry-Go-Round, a magical carousel in Petrie Plaza that’s fun for all ages, not just the kids. Barely 100 metres away you’ll bump into the Canberra Shopping Centre, the ultimate destination for fashion and first-class entertainment. And when you’re exhausted from it all, why not take a breather at the centrepiece of the Civic, the Canberra Times Fountain. This fascinating sight marks the intersection of City Walk with Ainslie Avenue, and was installed in 1979 as a gift to the people of Canberra. After taking it easy and giving your legs a chance to rest, you may want to dig into Canberra’s arts and culture scene. The Canberra Theatre Centre offers a jam-packed schedule with everything from drama and dance to circus and comedy. There’s simply no end to the things to do in Canberra. If you just so happen to be visiting in February, you shouldn’t miss the National Multicultural Festival, an incredibly well-attended event that celebrates Australia’s cultural diversity.
Canberra’s markets are a hive of activity, especially over the weekends. Perhaps the most well-known is the Old Bus Depot Market, where the vintage stalls are as unique as the handicrafts and food. The Handmade Market, as the name implies, features works of art that are painstakingly handcrafted by local artists. Make sure you leave enough time though to try the gourmet food. It’s served straight from food vans, creating a relaxed homely atmosphere.
No matter where you call home, Canberra accommodation is sure to impress even the most discerning traveller. Take Quest Canberra City Walk for instance. Its city centre location and apartment-style interior provide for such a convenient stay, you might want to linger a little longer than you originally thought. Novotel Canberra on the other hand is an excellent option for those who want extra luxury and comfort, while Crowne Plaza Canberra on Binara Street features a tranquil park-like setting with a modern light-filled atrium where you can relax and unwind after a long day. Wherever you decide to stay in Canberra, it’s highly likely you’ll be back for more.
City Walk is a top attraction in Canberra, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near City Walk, including popular choices like Dana-Cozy Private Room in Shared Central Apt-Rm 1, City Centre on City Walk, Quest Canberra City Walk, Little Drifter Canberra, The Sebel Canberra Civic.
Discover nearby attractions, such as City Walk, Canberra Centre, Civic Square, Glebe Park, Floriade, all within a convenient distance from City Walk.