The Quarters guidebook
Sightseeing
Australian War Memorial
Treloar Crescent (top of Anzac Parade)National Gallery of Australia
Parkes Place EastDon't forget to walk through the sculpture garden.
High Court of Australia
Parkes PlIf you're into architecture....
A push button fun palace for all the family.
146 locals recommend
Questacon - National Science and Technology Centre
King Edward TerraceA push button fun palace for all the family.
Mount Ainslie
Food scene
Conveniently located 240m from the front door. Basic pub food with the occasional good special. Good range of boutique and standard beers.
9 locals recommend
The Pedlar
65 Constitution AveConveniently located 240m from the front door. Basic pub food with the occasional good special. Good range of boutique and standard beers.
Teddy Picker's
65 Constitution AveOur personal favourite. If you love fine dining this is the place. One hat and the degustation never fails to surprise.
Les Bistronomes
18 Blamey PlaceOur personal favourite. If you love fine dining this is the place. One hat and the degustation never fails to surprise.
Paranormal Wines
6 Provan Streethttps://www.facebook.com/paranormalwines/
Traveler advice
Getting around
In case you are interested...
The centrally-located suburb is close to seemingly everything: picturesque Lake Burley Griffin and Mount Ainslie, the historic Australian War Memorial, Canberra Airport, Civic, educational institutions like Royal Military College Duntroon and Canberra Institute of Technology, and a range of bustling eateries and nightlife destinations.
Campbell is one of Canberra’s oldest suburbs. And as you might expect, it has plenty of history to go with it.
It’s named after Robert Campbell, a New South Wales politician and the owner of Duntroon sheep station, which is where Campbell stands today.
Customs and culture
Anzac Parade Delf Guided Walking Tours
A stroll up and down Anzac Parade is well worth it. Our personal favourite is the Boer War Memorial.
https://www.nca.gov.au/attractions/take-tour/anzac#