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The District of Canberra is Canberra's most important district, home to several points of interest that are of national significance along with many museums, parks, gardens and historical buildings. It includes several important areas, including Canberra's Central Business District and Capital Hill.

Get in
There are several roads leading into the district.

City area - North of Lake Burley Griffin




Nature and scenery
With Canberra unofficially crowned a bush capital, it is no surprise there is plenty to see when it comes to exploring its natural scenery. There are many hiking paths to explore around Canberra along with plenty of great vantage points to view the city, with many being accessible by car or by foot. Wildlife are commonly found in the surrounding nature reverses, but on lucky occasions you may spot wildlife that venture into the suburbs. Kangaroos occasionally penetrate into Civic, and hop down Northbourne Avenue from time to time. If ever you encounter wildlife on your visit be sure to admire from a distance.







Historic buildings
As the development of Canberra didn't take off until the 1950s, the city has few noteworthy historic buildings. In addition to those which host major national institutions described elsewhere, the following buildings are considered historically significant: