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North Canberra is one of the large districts in the city of Canberra within the Australian Capital Territory.

Most of the suburbs located at the immediate north of the Lake Burley Griffin are included in this district, which is also locally known as the Inner North.

Most of North Canberra had been laid out according to the original design of the city, especially within its oldest neighborhoods and areas.

There are certainly a lot of attractions and destinations that would keep visitors to this part of the city occupied and entertained.

They can explore the National Museum of Australia in Acton which showcases items and artworks related to the history and heritage of the whole nation.

History buffs can also head out to the St.

John the Baptist Church in Reid, which is considered the oldest church in the city, built in the first half of the 19th century.

Visitors can also take strolls at the churchyard, where the city’s original cemetery is located, and look at the headstones of several prominent personalities in the city’s history.

Visitors should also take the time to stop by the Australian War Memorial, which commemorates the country’s military history.

Also worth exploring is the military museum in the area, as well as the delightful Sculpture Garden.

The road leading to the memorial is known as the ANZAC Parade, a tree-lined avenue that provides setting for ceremonies and parade during the ANZAC Day.

After paying their respects to military heroes in the past, the Australian National Botanic Gardens beckons back in the suburb of Acton.

Lush vegetation and wide open spaces provide a relaxing respite from the hectic pace of the city life.

It also provides opportunities for visitors to become familiar with native plants as well as know about current research and studies done onsite.

Residents and visitors do not have to travel very far to enjoy nature.

A number of parks managed by the Canberra Nature Park provide ready space for those who wish to indulge in outdoor activities.

Mount Ainslie features several hiking trails, one of which leads to the Australian War Memorial.

It is also one of the major hills dotting the landscape of the city.

Another prominent hill within North Canberra is Black Mountain, which boasts of a rich diversity of wildlife.

A number of accommodations are located within the district of North Canberra, especially along Northbourne Avenue which leads to other suburbs in the district such as Connor, Dickson, and Lyneham.

Looking for a place to dine and hang out is also not a problem, with numerous restaurants, cafes, clubs, and bars calling the district home.

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