Australian National Botanic Gardens lets you explore the rare, beautiful and quaint Australian plant life amidst native birdsong. Guided tours take you through Rainforest Gully, the Rock Garden, the Eucalypt Lawn and the Mallee Shrublands.

Australian Reptile Center brings you face to face with some of Australia’s largest, deadliest and most colourful reptiles with thematic exhibits in the Australian Reptile Gallery. The Prehistoric Gallery portrays the evolution of reptiles through the fossil record. ‘Snake Tales’ offer you the opportunity to meet a friendly python close-up.

Black Mountain has a marked walking trails and a range of native plants and animals. The lookout offers great views of Parliament House, Lake Burley Griffin and the Australian Institute of Sport, the Brindabellas, the city centre and Mount Ainslie. The 195 m Black Mountain Tower has the most awesome spectacular 360 degree night and day views of Canberra’s region.

Canberra Nature Park consists of 27 separate native bushland and grassland reserves which provide many opportunities for walking.

Canberra Walk-in Aviary with 54 different species from Australia and around the world, over 200 Australian parrots and 350 finches is an experience not easily forgotten.

Corin Forest Mountain Retreat with an emphasis on mountain sports and activities is great fun for all ages the perfect spot for picnicking.

Cotter Reserve is a popular recreation venue ideal for picnics, fishing, swimming and relaxation with short walking tracks to the dam and river, and limited overnight camping spots.

Car rental services in Canberra can be availed from Budget, Europcar, Hertz, Thrifty and Avis.

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Being an ancient country Armenia is so rich with cultural monuments that can offer different cultural tours to Armenia. They will give you the breathtaking feeling of finding yourself in one of the oldest civilizations of the world, where the oldest leather shoe has been found, where one of the oldest observatories is situated, some of the important routes of medieval great Silk Road are passing through Armenia and the world’s longest Arial Tramways can be experienced only during your holidays in Armenia.

The testimonials of our many holiday makers come to prove that Armenian mountains have magical positive energy on hikers and that the mountains can transfer the power and strength coming from the centuries. The majority of travelers after departure stated “…my feet still walk in your mountains and my mind is still in your hospitable land…” .
Due to the high mountain chains and deep gorges our country was able to resist attacks of centuries. Many of the sights are inaccessible for transportation and are passable for the travelers who come to do only So here are some privileges of a hiking tour: you feel authentic and pure nature, you visit the places where no man’s foot has been, you eat the locals’ food and the people in the regions are so animated by the newcomers and by the attention paid to them that they are ready to share the last peace of bread with you.
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Let’s start virtual and pass through 3000 years old history beginning from Erebuni fortress dating back to 782 BC and ending up to our days. It is the meeting of the past and the future. History is written and stored in its monuments and memorials and in the memories of its older generations that are trying to pass the reminiscences onto the younger generation. In this already cosmopolitan city you can come across with 5 floor buildings remaining still from the Soviet times on the background of big modern buildings, you will of course shop around the modern supermarkets but still the flee market of Vernissage has its own charm and no tourist leaves Armenia without buying a nice souvenir or bargain from here.

I just came back from a little trip to Blackpool. My grandmother lives there. I never knew that it is such a historic place, but my grandma showed me everything. We visited the Blackpool Tower, the Winter gardens, Stanley Park and even went to Pleasure Beach Blackpool, which was really fun. It wasn’t the festival time or the holiday time so the city was not that crowded.
The move around the city I hired a very nice car from car hire in uk. I wanted something special because I wasn’t going on my own and not with my parents as I usually do. So my choice was definitely a sports car. You know, to drive little around in a significant speed when no one is watching. My dream for years. So I followed the easy instruction, actually just fulfill the gabs and then I picked my star.

What is good about this server is that it shows you the cars from the cheapest to the most expansive. So I picked nice black sport car with air conditioner. It was also insured. So if anything happened to me it would cover it. But everything was ok. Even my grandma was happy about it.

When Australia was big enough to need a national capitol, no one could agree whether it should be Sydney or Melbourne, the two biggest cities. Canberra was chosen to be developed into a capitol city as a compromise. It has grown since the end of World War II and a new Parliament house was completed in 1988.

Canberra sits in the Australian Capital Territory, taking up about 900 square kilometers, located in New South Wales. Canberra was founded in 1908 to be the seat of the Australian national government and was designed in 1912 by Walter Burley Griffin of Chicago. Canberra will celebrate its centenary as the nation’s capital in 2013.

The national capital enjoys four distinctive seasons; spring in Canberra is truly glorious as the city blossoms into colour as trees reveal spring blooms, summer delivers endless opportunities to enjoy the great outdoors with plenty of water sports and activities on Lake Burley Griffin, autumn take on a special appeal as leaves of red, gold, russet, ochre and crimson emerge, and winters are the perfect time to snuggle up in front of a fire.

Canberra lets you flavour and experience its unique identity, culture, history, Indigenous heritage, politics, art, sport, flora and fauna and national celebrations. Stylish restaurants, bars and shops brimming with local produce and wine give you the flavour and essence of its lifestyle and to help digest it explore the great outdoors with extensive cycle paths, world-class mountain biking and city walking trails.

Budget, Europcar, Hertz, Thrifty and Avis are among the car rental companies you can hire a car from during your visit to Canberra.

Capital city of Australia, Canberra is Australia’s largest inland city.

Being influenced by the garden city movement and with large areas of natural vegetation, Canberra has earned the title “bush capital”.

To see and do:

Discover the Australian Institute of Sport where Australia’s sporting champions live and train. Try rock climbing, virtual rowing, football penalty shoot-outs, skateboarding, winter sports and more!

Indulge yourself in this beautiful national collection of Australian plants at the Australian National Botanic Gardens. Wander through the Rainforest Gully, the Rock Garden, the Eucalypt Lawn and towering gum trees.

Dwell into Australia’s wartime history at The Australian War Memorial which commemorates the sacrifice of Australian men and women who have served in war.

The National Gallery of Australia with over 100 000 exhibits, is probably one of the best and widest ranging art collections one could hope to see at one place.

The National Museum of Australia is one story about Australia and Australians, from Greg Chappell’s cricket cap to Captain Cook’s magnifier.

On the shores of Lake Burley Griffin the National Library of Australia gives a rare access to Australia’s documentary heritage, including books, serials, maps, newspapers, music and ephemera.

With seven different exhibition galleries, interactive exhibits and science unfolding live, Questacon, the National Science and Technology Centre is a must for kids of all ages.

Nightlife:

From many stylish cocktail lounges to a pumping club or bar offering live music, beer gardens and live sport. Canberra has a vigorous nightlife with plenty of action. Casino Canberra and the many licensed clubs are a focal point of the culture of many nations.

Theatre in Canberra offers from plays, dance, musical theatre and concerts to opera and classical music.

Wine and Dine:

There are more than 33 wineries are with 35 minutes of Canberra and two boutique breweries in the city to choose from. Canberra’s markets offer a tantalizing array of fresh produce to choose from and with more than 300 restaurants, cafes and pubs; the dining scene just gets better and better.

Recreation and Sport:

Take off in a hot air balloon; go sailing, sail boarding, kayaking and paddle boating; enjoy first-class golf courses, driving ranges and pitch and putt; triathlon, adventure racing, orienteering, sailing, horse riding and cycling; day walks and overnight hikes with mountain biking and rock climbing; paragliding, sky diving, abseiling, caving, canyoning, the list is exhaustive as Canberra offers plenty for the sports enthusiast.

Best seen by an owner driven car Canberra has agencies like Avis and Budget offering their services if you would like to rent a car.

Canberra, located at the northern end of the Australian Capital Territory, is the capital city of Australia. It is the eighth largest Australian city conceived in the early 1900s in order to create a capital city in a federal State separate from any of the uniting States. It is Australia’s largest inland city housing a population of around 345,000 people. As the seat of the government of Australia, Canberra is the site of Parliament House, Canberra is known as one of the greatest capitals of the world. It is Australia’s only completely planned city, surrounded by bush and farmland, earning it the nickname the ‘Bush Capital’.

CLIMATE

Nestled in the surrounding high grass plains, shimmering and heat-parched in summer and often dusted with snow in winter, climate in Canberra is a relatively dry continental climate with warm to hot summers and cool to cold winters. Canberra experiences warm, quite dry summers, and chilly winters with heavy fog and frequent frosts with highest recorded maximum temperature was 42.2 °C (108 °F)  and lowest recorded minimum temperature was ?10.0 °C (14 °F).

TOURIST ATTRACTION

Canberra is an ultimate tourist hub surrounded by a semi circle of mountains. An interesting feature is the Lake Burley Griffin, an artificial lake made alongside a dam on the Molongolo River. The main attractions are The National Museum of Australia, Old Parliament House, The Royal Australian Mint, The National Sound and Film Archive, Cockington Green Gardens, National Dinosaur Museum, Telstra tower, Lake Burley Griffin Cruises, BalloonAloft Canberra, etc.

AIRPORT

Canberra International Airport provides direct domestic services to all the Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. The Canberra airport lies 8km east of Canberra. It has excellent facilities almost as organized and well-planned as the city itself, consisting of a passenger terminal and general aviation facility on the western side of the main runway.

For car rentals at the Canberra airport your options will be: Avis, Budget, Thrifty, Europcar and Hertz.

TRANSPORT

Cars are the main form of transport in Canberra. However, ACTION- a public bus services network operated by the government is also widely used. All of the major areas in Canberra can be reached by public transport, with a fairly frequent service around the city with reasonable fares that are proportional to the length of the journey. For transport around the main tourist sites, one must travel by the ACTION buses or the Murray’s Canberra explorer and have an amazing experience at the 18 different sites shown.