Canberra in a Day: Capital City Driving Experience is a self-guided GPS audio driving tour in Canberra, Australia. The route covers about 21 km, has 7 stops and takes around 4h. It costs AUD $9.99 as a one-time purchase in the QuokkaGuide app on iOS and Android. Narration plays automatically as you reach each stop, and the tour works offline once downloaded.
Embark on a captivating journey through Australia’s capital with our self-guided driving tour, "Canberra in a Day: Capital City Driving Experience." Perfect for history buffs, culture enthusiasts, and curious travelers, this tour offers a deep dive into the heart of Canberra’s rich heritage.
Explore iconic landmarks at your own pace, with the flexibility to linger where your interests peak. This tour is designed for those who appreciate the freedom of self-guided exploration, providing a seamless blend of historical insight and cultural discovery.
Parliament House: Witness the seat of Australia's government and marvel at its modern architecture.
Old Parliament House: Step back in time and explore the corridors of political history.
National Gallery of Australia: Discover an impressive collection of Australian and international art.
Australian War Memorial: Pay homage to the nation's heroes.
National Museum of Australia: Engage with stories that have shaped the nation.
Canberra is beautiful year-round, but spring and autumn offer mild weather perfect for exploring. We have the Floriade Festival in the springtime.
The tour covers approximately 21 km and takes about 4 hours to complete, allowing plenty of time for exploration and reflection. With easy navigation and well-maintained roads, this tour is accessible for all drivers.
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Stories trigger by GPS as you arrive — no tapping while you drive.

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