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The monumental geometry of the city centre, with its triangular arrangement of civic spaces anchored by Parliament House and the War Memorial, can feel quite striking to someone arriving for the first time. There is a formality to the bones of the place that coexists with the informality of Australian daily life.\n\nThe surrounding bushland is also close enough that wildlife is a genuine part of the urban experience. Kangaroos are not an unusual sight on the edges of the city, and the natural setting feels genuinely present rather than ornamental.\n\nGetting There and Around\n\nCanberra is served by its own airport, which offers domestic connections to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and other Australian cities, as well as some international services. By road, the city is roughly three hours south of Sydney and around six and a half hours from Melbourne via the main highways. There is also a coach network connecting Canberra with surrounding towns and capital cities. 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