South Canberra Travel Guide
Tourist Guide





Visit South Canberra
Where to stay in South Canberra

Kingston
Kingston is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to The Cusack Centre and Lake Burley Griffin while you're in town.

Capital Hill
The abundant dining options and interesting museums are top of the list for many visitors to Capital Hill. A stop by Parliament House or National Archives of Australia might round out your trip.

Manuka
While visiting Manuka, you might make a stop by sights like Manuka Shopping Centre and Manuka Oval.

Narrabundah
Visitors to Narrabundah appreciate its restaurants. A visit to Capital Public Golf Course and The Cusack Centre might round out your trip if you're looking to see more of the area.

Forrest
Check out the restaurants, shopping and forests while spending some time in Forrest. Though there might not be many attractions in the neighbourhood, you won't need to go far to find top spots like Manuka Shopping Centre or Manuka Oval.

Griffith
Griffith is known for its abundant dining options, and you can plan a trip to Manuka Shopping Centre and Manuka Oval while you're in town.

ibis Styles Canberra
Reviewed on 30 Sept 2025

Rydges Canberra
Reviewed on 27 Sept 2025

Hyatt Hotel Canberra - a Park Hyatt
Reviewed on 30 Sept 2025

Pinnacle Apartments
Reviewed on 27 Sept 2025

Manuka Park Apartments
Reviewed on 23 Sept 2025

Abode Narrabundah
Reviewed on 1 Sept 2025
Popular places to visit

Parliament House
There are few parliaments that have such a dramatic view as Australia's second parliament to house its elected politicians, and so few that let the public in.

National Gallery of Australia
The styles may be wide-ranging, and the content globe-spanning, but the National Gallery takes most pride in its stunning collections of native Australian art.

Questacon
The Questacon lets you walk on the wild side of science and technology, with over 200 exhibits tailored to get your heart pounding and your brain doing somersaults.

Old Parliament House
As the building most associated with political power in Australia, treading its one-time corridors of power can be both educational and a little thrilling.

Manuka Shopping Centre
Make a stop at this suburban shopping oasis in Canberra’s inner south region, for gourmet foods, fashion, coffee and specialty stores.

Royal Australian Mint
Visit the birthplace of every single coin in the country – it's an insightful learning experience for the whole family.
Activities

Spies in the Capital: Women in Espionage Walking Tour

Guided Tree Ropes Course Experience in Majura Pines

Ultimate Museum Experience | Tour + Dine + Shop (10am daily)

Australian Institute of Sport: The AIS Tour
