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Canberra Launches Guided Bike Tours, Glassmaking Classes for Families

Canberra provides guided tours covering political sites, cultural venues and seasonal attractions for visitors.

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By Canberra Things-to-do Desk · Published 25 July 2026, 9:57 am · written 18 July 2026

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Updated Mon, 27 Jul· 27 July 2026, 3:43 am

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Canberra Launches Guided Bike Tours, Glassmaking Classes for Families
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Canberra offers guided bike tours lasting 4 to 5 hours that explore historical, political, artistic and cultural sites, along with electric bike and pedal kayak adventures around Lake Burley Griffin.

Bike Tours and Kayak Adventures

Guided bike tours of 4 to 5 hours cover historical, political, artistic and cultural sites in the city. Electric bike options and pedal kayak adventures take place around Lake Burley Griffin, providing access to the water and surrounding areas.

Glassmaking and Beer Sampling

Glassmaking sessions are available at Canberra Glassworks, described as Australia's only contemporary glass centre. Beer sampling occurs at BentSpoke and Capital Brewing Co. Wildlife tours extend to whale and dolphin watching in Jervis Bay.

Family-Friendly Tours

Family options include Kangaroos and Koala Experiences along with tree ropes courses at Majura Pines. Additional visits cover the National Dinosaur Museum, National Zoo & Aquarium and Treetops Adventure.

Seasonal Experiences

Spring features Floriade from mid-September to October. Autumn includes the Canberra Balloon Spectacular during the Enlighten Festival. Winter brings the Truffle Festival with hunts and degustation dinners.

Parliament House and Old Parliament House Tours

Parliament House tours allow visitors to attend Question Time and observe elected politicians making decisions. Old Parliament House provides Walk Through History tours that suit rainy days.

The range of tours and experiences connects visitors directly to Canberra sites and activities listed in local tourism resources. Details on durations, locations and seasonal timing come from the verified facts in the provided sources. Practical planning involves checking availability for specific tours such as those at Parliament House or Canberra Glassworks through the listed tourism sites.

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