Explore Canberra Your Way – With a Personal Touch
Discover Australia’s capital city at your own pace with the Personalised Hop‑on Hop‑off Sightseeing Tour, guided by John – a friendly, knowledgeable local who knows Canberra inside out. This isn’t just another bus ride; it’s a flexible, engaging experience that blends the freedom of choosing your own stops with the insight of a personal guide.
Departing from the Canberra Museum & Gallery (CMAG), the Explorer Loop Bus runs regularly throughout the day, giving you the chance to design your own itinerary. Whether you want to admire the solemn beauty of the Anzac Parade Memorials, explore the Embassy district, or glimpse The Lodge, John ensures you get the most out of each stop. His commentary is full of local stories, history, and tips, making every journey between attractions part of the adventure.
Travel in comfort aboard an air‑conditioned bus, with the option of smaller vehicles depending on demand. Most attractions are free to enter and many feature cafés, so you can relax and recharge along the way.
With glowing reviews praising John’s friendliness, punctuality, and deep knowledge, this tour is the perfect way to see Canberra’s highlights while enjoying a personalised, stress‑free day out.
Route Duration: All day or one hour loop, stay on bus.
Explorer Loop Bus departs from the Canberra Museum & Gallery (CMAG), 176 London Circuit City Centre. All Major Attractions including the Anzac Parade Memorials, the Embassies & the Lodge
• Australian War Memorial – Most visited Attraction in Australia. One of the worlds greatest Military Museums. No entry fee.
• Canberra and Region Visitors Centre – Tourist Information Centre located on Lake Burley Griffin alongside the Captain Cook Memorial Water Jet, rising to 100 metres in the air.
• National Capital Exhibition – History of Canberra Museum. Tells you the story of Canberra & how it came to be. Cafe here. No entry fee.
• National Library of Australia – Captain Cooks hand written log on display, plus other exhibits. No entry fee
• Questacon – National Science and Technology Centre – Hands on physics (mainly for kids)
• National Gallery of Australia – Important Works of Art. No entry fee.
• National Portrait Gallery – Renowned Portrait Gallery
• High Court of Australia – Australia’s Highest Court of Appeal in Australia. Three court rooms in a ten story building. Wonderful architecture. No entry fee.
• Old Parliament House – Australia’s most important Building, now the Museum of Australian Democracy. Everything has been preserved from when the Hawke Government moved to the current Parliament House. No entry fee, cafe here.
• Parliament House – Home of Australia’ Parliament, one of the great buildings of the world. The result of a world wide competition. An original Magna Carta, dated 1297, on display hereNo entry fee.
• National Museum of Australia – Australiana over the last two hundred years. Phar Laps heart, the original prototype for the Holden Motor Car. Pompei Exhibition.
• National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA) – History of Film, sound & radio in Australia. No entry fee. (Available on request only.)
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