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About Canberra Australia

The city of Canberra was designed to be the centre of Australia's government by Walter Burley Griffin. 

Canberra is in the northern part of the Australian Capital Territory, 300 km southwest of Sydney and 650 km northeast of Melbourne by road. Canberra has a population of approximately 308,700.

Canberra is famous for the Floriade Festival each Spring 

More About Canberra

• The National Capital Authority is responsible for the ongoing planning and development of Canberra. The sites includes interesting historical information as well as plans for the future.
• National Capital Exhibition An essential stop for visitors, the Exhibition tells the extraordinary story of Canberra, Australia's National Capital. Through exciting interactive displays, the Exhibition illustrates Canberra's vital role as a symbol of federation. It features the people, events, history and design which contributed to the development of this unique, modern, fully planned capital city. 
• ACT Government Entry Point
• Canberra Tourism and Events
• Reflections of Canberra: An interactive collection from the archives of the ACT Heritage Library
• Virtual Canberra
• Lonely Planet: Canberra
• BCLBooks Local Books - Books set in or about Canberra.