Located in the trendy inner suburb of Campbell, this acclaimed destination operates as a warehouse-chic hybrid bottle shop, wine bar, and casual eatery. The bright, high-ceilinged space overlooks a local park and features an exceptional collection of low-intervention, natural, orange, and biodynamic drops from local Canberra-region icons as well as funky international labels. Visitors can grab a bottle to go or pull up a stool to drink inside for a small corkage fee, paired beautifully with an upscale menu of house-made snacks like charcuterie, tinned fish, and fresh small plates.
Wed Thu noon–8PM, Fri noon–9PM, Sat 11AM–9PM, Sun noon–7PM·Wine by the glass from $13; snacks $12–32
This stylish, light-filled neighbourhood local is the perfect suburban escape. Outfitted with light wood details and a spacious, pet-friendly outdoor dining patio, it transitions seamlessly from a warm morning breakfast cafe into a sophisticated gastropub by evening. The bar serves an excellent, curated list of local Canberra wines, seasonal gin-infused cocktails, and crisp craft beers on tap.
M–F 7AM–11PM, Sa Su 8AM–11PM
A well-preserved cottage from the 1860s used by several families and tenants until 1960. Though it's now in the midst of an urban area when this cottage was first built, it was in the heart of rural New South Wales, but ever since the surroundings have changed, and today, it is a remnant of Canberra's rural past.
Sat Sun 10AM–2PM (closed Christmas Day and New Year's Day)
Where's Canberra's Hyde Park, you ask? This small 40-ha park is a remnant of the land allocated in the 1840s to the Anglican church, but today is a pleasant spot to go for a stroll. If you're into photography and want to see some autumn colours, the leaves have strong autumn foliage, making it a fabulous spot for photography.