It has been a while since I've been to Beconnen Hoyts. There is a cool new layout and self serve…read moretheme at this cinema. I like the snack choices available. Dissapointed that prices are still high and unmarked. Also a let down that the ice machine for drinks was broken so we had a warm drink.

I guess I can only comment on my covid experience but all in all was a bit disappointed…read more Not really the museums fault but covid meant most exhibitions were closed and where it is opened you need to prebook to get in. Well we didn't book. We got there and we couldn't get in any exhibition so basically got nothing to do. Aside from the exhibitions, there's surprisingly little things to see. Lovely environment and a nice big car park though.

Why is it the countless times I have been to Canberra I've only just discovered this place?…read more Had to kill some time with daughter in tow and I always wondered what this colorful museum was about. For starters, it is FREE. Amazing. Great cafe and gift shop too. There is a theatre to watch the history of Australia, lots of multi-media exhibits to learn about Australia as well. Love the autobiographical section, with its domed audio recordings. They also featured the Azaria Chamberlain story ("a dingo ate my baby"). Outside, there is a water feature, although I don't think you can wade in it. Also beautiful grounds and fantastic Aboriginal displays. Next time I'm in Canberra, will probably stop in again!

It's not great tiny exabition and not much to do every hint is very expensive but there is air…read moreconditioning

I enjoyed the Canberra Museum a lot more than I thought I would. I read the brief, a museum all…read moreabout Canberra? Surely I couldn't be too entertained. That doesn't really sell it well enough. The museum is actually predominantly a gallery (or at least seemed that way when I was there). Interested art work from local painters that have some sort of relevance to Canberra's past or present. One of the highlights for me was the collection of Sidney Nolan's Ned Kelly paintings. Entry is free, so there's no real reason to not pop in and have a quick look around if you feel like escaping in some art.

Madras tofu curry lacks depth and complexity in flavour. It tasted like jarred curry sauce from…read moresupermarket shelves added with Greek fennel seeds, pickled lime and blanched vegetables. Pub grub quality, nothing impressive.

Fantastic lunch at a charming winery overlooking Lake George…read more I can't even begin to express how excited I was to move to a city with so many wineries and vineyards close by! It's been something I've wanted as a local feature since visiting family in the Finger Lakes of New York State a few years ago. And Lerida didn't disappoint! We spent a chilly spring day enjoying a charcuterie plate and couple of glasses of wine, it was our first family meal out in almost two years! (Not that we haven't eaten out, just doing a lot of takeaways to keep the COVID out!) To set expectations, if you're like me, a certain vision comes to mind when you think of an "estate." French Chateau-like, to be exact, especially if like me your wine education largely lies in the "old world" class of wines. You approach the estate from a sharp turn-off on Federal Highway, and drive up a narrow-ish dirt track and approach a humble-looking building that at first can't possibly be a tasting room. A short stroll through the vineyard takes you to the tasting room and restaurant, which, once inside, is actually quite welcoming. A bit industrial, with a heavy concrete aesthetic, but balanced by the large windows that overlook the vines outside. There's also an exceptionally charming barrel room with tables set amongst stacks of promising wine barrels. There's also a coffee bar and a separate tasting bar. They managed to comfortably accommodate a lot of features into what is otherwise a fairly small space. The lackluster bathroom, however, reminds you that you are actually just at a farm. They offer a small but well-curated food menu, of course with glasses or bottles on-offer to accompany. You can also do a separate tasting flight of, if I recall, 8 or so wines for $10 total. Nice deal! The one drawback is they don't serve the tasting flight with the food. Probably so the food doesn't negatively affect the taste of the wines, which is understandable. Seeking lunch and traveling with our young child, we skipped the tasting this time, and instead each enjoyed a delicious glass of Shiraz, for which Lerida is award-winning. It paired very nicely with a charcuterie plate that was heavy on the umami flavors with cured meats and lots of truffle influence! My son enjoyed his first-ever hot chocolate and was very, very pleased. Not their fault of course, but for awareness, flies were a bit troublesome even on a cool and cloudy spring day. Probably much worse when warm and sunny, so be warned! But do stop in here and enjoy!

Clonakilla is a clear standout in the Canberra region. Be sure to book a tasting at this winery the…read morecellar door as it gets popular, for good reason. There's high quality wines on offer. The tasting is free and staff here are well prepared, they provide you with an enjoyable experience and you are sure to purchase some of their great wine. All of the wine we tried at Clonakilla was stunning. Known for their reds, we also thought the whites were quite exceptional. Their Reisling is quite sweet with oily mouth feel. The Chardonnay was one of our favourites, on the nose it is buttered toast and the flavour very nutty and toasty. Their Voigneir was quite floral and sweet. Their Hilltop shiraz was another favourite, floral with winter berries and certainly is great value. Their world renowned Shiraz Voigner is a delicious wine, complex sweet and savoury with a nice earthiness. The winery itself is also stunning. The space is large and has a lovely outlook on the vine clad hills. As you sit inside, you're surrounded by local stone, reclaimed timbers, wine barrels and a large central fireplace. It's homely, comfortable and a top place to add to your list.

I visited the winery back in July 2015 - but the new cellar door was built in March of 2016. Very…read morepleasant setup for tasting. Really enjoyed the range of wines. The Pinot had a nice strawberry cherry fruit with cloves on the back end. Their Sauvignon blanc semillon was seamless with its 50/50 blend. But the 2018 Shiraz Viognier was a knockout - still tannic, but give ut 8 years. Also enjoyed the 2017 Syrah which is kept in the barrel 2 years. Can't wait to taste the 2018 vintage

Eden Road Wines was an enjoyable experience, the driveway leading to the cellar door lined with…read moretrees. The award winning winery is certainly worth a stop on your wine tour. They staff were super welcoming, passionate and knowledgeable about their wines. We enjoyed them presenting us their range and the tasting is also free. Known for its cool climate and aromatic wines and complex flavours. We started with the Riesling, which had citrus flavours and was light and floral. The sauvignon blanc was also quite enjoyable, also citric with hints of passionfruit. The pinot gris, this one with a rose appearance was an approachable wine, super easy drinking tasting of nectarines. The reds are earthy and peppery. The Pinot noir had strawberry flavours and was quite earthy. Their Syrah a dry, savoury red. The Malbec was light and fruity with a pleasant sour grape finish. The 2015 Syrah was most enjoyable, very savoury, smoky bacon and strawberry flavour, very unique. I bought a bottle of this to go.

I have been buying wines from here for years and subscribe to their email list. When in ACT I try…read moreto get here to have the wine tasting. It is very relaxed at tables in a room surrounded by windows so that you can gaze on the vineyard. AND the wines are very very good.

I was here for a blind tasting and let me tell you these guys know how to empress…read more We were taken on a tour around the vine yard, show where it all grows and in what type of earth. Was told to taste one of the grapes off the vine to see what is was like at it rawest form. Amazing is all there was to say...

This is my favourite little place in Canberra. Great value,…read moredelicious, hearty Austrian meals with fun, friendly service. Cheap drinks at the bar with my favourite beer Stiegl at just $4 a bottle.