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Where's Canberra's Hyde Park, you ask? This small 40-ha park is a remnant of the land allocated in the 1840s to the Anglican church, but today is a pleasant spot to go for a stroll. If you're into photography and want to see some autumn colours, the leaves have strong autumn foliage, making it a fabulous spot for photography.
Glebe Park is a public park on the eastern side of Civic, Canberra, Australia. The park is bounded by Coranderrk, Ballumbir, Akuna, and Bunda Streets, and to the south, the National Convention Centre.
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A boutique gaming venue featuring classic table configurations such as blackjack, roulette, poker, and baccarat alongside electronic gaming terminals. Property facilities include a central sports bar and an on-site eatery. Under ACT territory law, traditional poker machines (pokies) are not permitted here.
A central public health and aquatic centre featuring an indoor 50-m Olympic lap pool and a fully equipped health club fitness gymnasium. During the summer season, the outdoor complex opens to the public, offering a dedicated toddler splash zone and a diving pool equipped with 1-m and 3-m public springboards.
A large multi-attraction indoor amusement complex. The venue houses upscale tenpin bowling lanes, over 100 modern and retro arcade terminals, virtual reality gaming setups, private karaoke rooms, and on-site escape room challenges. Features a fully licensed cocktail bar and a casual dining menu.
A major multi-screen commercial cinema complex located within the Canberra Centre shopping mall. It screens a mix of mainstream Hollywood blockbusters, independent films, and foreign releases. Facilities include premium dining cinemas, a lounge bar, and a cafe.
An indoor pop-culture and novelty mini-golf venue featuring 18 themed holes, alongside an attached arcade challenge space, karaoke rooms, and a licensed cocktail bar.
Australian Capital Territory Memorial
A war memorial erected in August 2006 to honour those from the Australian Capital Territory who served in all wars.