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Which airlines operate flights to Canberra from UK?

  • Virgin Australia
  • Emirates
  • Etihad Airways
  • Qantas
  • Qatar Airways
  • Singapore Airlines

Is there any direct flight to Canberra?

As of now, there are no direct flights to Canberra from any airport in the UK. Nevertheless, the variety of airlines is regularly operating one-stop flights to Canberra from London. 

How long is the flight from UK to Canberra?

  • Qantas flights to Canberra via Perth. Flight departs from London Heathrow daily.
  • Flights to Canberra via Doha with Qatar Airways. Departures take place from London Heathrow and Manchester.
  • One-stop flight to Canberra via Singapore. Singapore Airlines operate flight and departure is scheduled from London Heathrow and Manchester Airport regularly.
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How much is the plane ticket to Canberra?

Airfares to Canberra vary in accordance with the airline and flight routes. On average, a plane ticket to Canberra can be booked for as low as 680 GBP. The sooner you book, the cheaper it is. You may also look out for the airline promotional packages on various events to find economical fares.

Which airline offers the cheapest air ticket to Canberra from London?

Flight prices are always changing, rise and drop in airfares can happen anytime depending upon the demand and availability of seats. The cheapest return ticket to Canberra is provided by Qatar Airways. You must book at least 3-4 weeks earlier before your flying date to secure the cheapest fare on flights to Canberra.  

What is the best time to visit Canberra?

As of recent trends, Canberra has been seen crowded in Christmas and New Year Holidays. There’s no such off-season to visit Canberra. For the travellers who are particular about weather conditions, Spring (September-October) is a considerably better time to make a trip to Canberra.  

Which airport serves inbound flights to Canberra?

Canberra Airport is the only airport serving the business centred city of Canberra. The well-established airport has more than 20 airlines that launch domestic as well as international flights from the Canberra Airport.

How does it take to reach Canberra from the UK?

Since there is no direct flight to Canberra from the UK, flight durations are varying according to the stopover duration. The shortest flight takes a minimum of 22 hours and 50 minutes to arrive Canberra from London Heathrow excluding the length of stopover.

What are the major tourist highlights in Canberra?

Endless greenbelts and blessed with unique cultural treasures, Canberra is the jewel of Australia, situated between Sydney and Melbourne. There are several exciting spots at each corner that would simply wow you. The capital of Australia is as mysterious as the next door neighbor. With architecture screaming beauty and elegance, it is no wonder that thousands of people from across the world head over to the south during the summer time.

Australian War Memorial:

Start your exploration of this hip and happening city by visiting the Australian War Memorial to discover the fascinating history of Australia. It covers the colonial period and the nation’s troops who gave up their lives. It is not just a war memorial, however, it is the perfect mixture of archives, libraries, museums and art galleries all in one. The entrance is hauntingly beautiful as it displays an engraving of thousands of names of the troops who died during World War II. Trace different galleries from thereon and witness interactive displays and a thought-provoking memorial service.

New Parliament House:

One of the marvels in the line of modern architecture is none other than the New Parliament House. The architect Walter Burley Griffin brought his vision of a boomerang styled structure to life. The design of the building has won many awards and serves to be one of the top most attractions of the city. Walk down the street to meet the Museum of Australian Democracy at the Old Parliament House. The classical styled building has been turned into a museum after 61 years.

Lake Burley Griffin:

The stunning Lake Burley Griffin is located in the centre of the city. Take a stroll on the walkways or race around in bikes and pack up a picnic for your loved ones to enjoy the glistening waters and the glorious views of the city. Some of the attractions nearby which are worth visiting include the National Gallery, the National Museum and the Questacon.

The National Gallery:

The National Gallery is the perfect place for those who crave to discover art as it contains one of the largest art collections. The 3 level building is divided into 11 galleries and a vast garden. From decorative art, sculptures to book illustrations and films, this art gallery displays some of the most exquisite collections. The National Portrait Gallery is also worth visiting as it displays a collection of over 400 portraits of influential individuals. The interesting facts and details about these individuals through multimedia presentations are also exhibited.

The National Library:

Book lovers are in for a treat at the National Library which houses historic documents, pictures, music and manuscripts. This is one of the most valuable and prized possessions of Canberra. Built in a Greek-style temple, the building is a wonder.

The National Arboretum:

After the bush fire during 2003, the pine forests were completely destroyed, however, lead to the birth of one of the biggest attractions of the city. The National Arboretum Canberra is a hilltop estate providing one of the most breathtaking views of the capital.

The Canberra Railway Museum:

The Canberra Railway Museum provides you with an exclusive insight into the locomotives and takes you back to the time when these were the staple methods of transportation. Housing a collection of carriages, this museum is bound to put a smile on your face. Escape into the themed gardens and witness the level of detail and effort that has been put into the Cockington Green Gardens.

How to get to the city center from the airport?

Canberra Airport primarily offers transport services that include car hire, taxicabs and express shuttle buses. Taxis can be hailed from the taxi rank located on the ground floor of the airport right outside the baggage claim area. For those seeking wheelchair accessible taxi, prior bookings will need to be made. Canberra Airport also operates an airport shuttle bus service to and from Canberra city. The bus stop can be found on the curbside of the airport upon exiting the arrival's hall. Other stops made by the bus are at Russell, National Convention Centre and YHA. Tickets for the shuttle buses can either be pre-booked online or via a telephone call or can be purchased directly from the car park customer service office located opposite the bus stop. Return coach trips to NSW ski fields are also being operated directly from Canberra Airport. A more convenient option which does not entail any waiting for your transport is to hire your own vehicle. Many car hire companies offer their services at Canberra Airport. However, pre-bookings will need to be made in order to avail of this service. Drivers will then meet you at the airport's terminal.

How to get around Canberra?

Canberra city offers a number of easy and convenient options for getting around. Canberra is also great to explore on foot or on a bicycle. Getting around Canberra via bicycles is one of the most convenient and fun ways. The city has a well-developed and an extensive network of off-road cycle paths that covers all the major attractions of the city and therefore makes touring Canberra via bicycles a convenient option. A number of bicycle hire companies can also be easily spotted. Other transport options include taxi, self-drive, car hire or tour buses. Action buses are the primary bus company operating in Canberra with bus services based around four town center bus interchanges - City, Woden, Tuggeranong and Belconnen. Ticket fares for adults are $4 and $2 for concessions. All major attractions of Canberra and the nearby suburbs are serviced by a dedicated bus route and therefore make getting to the tourist sites of the city relatively easy. Other public transport options include taxis. This maybe a relatively more expensive option as compared to the buses but is more convenient and fast. Hiring one's own vehicle is another one of the more convenient options of getting around Canberra. The city has wide roads with relatively less traffic concerns that make driving in Canberra very convenient.

What are the hotel and accommodation options in Canberra?

Canberra offers a range of accommodation options to suit one's needs, taste and budget preferences. Canberra has a number of high-end hotels and resorts boasting exquisitely designed buildings that keep up with the mood and ambiance of this part of Australia. The high-end category also includes some of the leading international chain of hotels known for their indulgent stay topped with an impeccable service. Facilities being serviced by these top-category hotels will generally include indoor and outdoor swimming pools, restaurants specializing in local and international cuisines and health and fitness centers along with other modern amenities and facilities. A number of budget-friendly hotels can also easily be found here in Canberra. Many of the Bed and Breakfasts can be found just off Northbourne Avenue, in Canberra's inner north. Another popular accommodation option amidst the tourists in Canberra is the Serviced, short-term apartments. These are abundantly available in the city and can be booked for as short a while as one night.

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