How can a coach traveller organise three Canberra days before an early flight?
We arrive from Sydney on Friday and leave Monday morning, with no car confirmed.
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Should we visit a timed Canberra exhibition on Friday afternoon or Saturday morning?
It is the main reason for our weekend trip and we want an unhurried experience.
What should we do if a Canberra flight lands after rental desks close?
Our flight is scheduled near midnight and we want a car for the following day.
Where should we park for a walk and meal on Canberra's Lonsdale Street?
We want to browse the street, then eat, without guessing at meter rules.
How can we choose a Canberra hotel for a reliable webinar?
I need to work during a business trip and cannot rely on a vague 'free Wi-Fi' claim.
How should a family arriving by train arrange a Canberra hire car and accommodation?
Two adults and two children will come from Sydney and hope to collect a car close to the station.
Where can visitors find Canberra team merchandise during a short stay?
We want a local jersey or polo rather than a generic national sports shop item.
How can we use two and a half Canberra days with one short side trip?
One of us knows the city, while the other wants an introduction to lakeside walks, food and a nearby outing.
How should we plan a late concert at AIS Arena in Bruce?
We need accommodation or parking that makes the return after the show straightforward.
How can we plan a respectful visit to a name at the Australian War Memorial?
We want to see the Roll of Honour and may bring a poppy, but are unsure about access outside opening hours.
Is Tulip Top Gardens a useful addition to a Floriade visit?
We noticed the garden sign on the road into Canberra and wonder whether it merits separate time.
Where can Canberra visitors browse antique and second-hand shops?
We have a few city days and would enjoy old wares, reuse stores and perhaps a stop on a later mountain drive.