Top Things to do in Canberra
The 10 Best Game & Entertainment Centers in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
You can fit a lot into a visit to Australia’s capital city. Surrounded by nature parks, Canberra is best known for a vast collection of history and culture that provides a snapshot of the nation. Discover precincts housing, thriving local arts and foodie scenes, family friendly attractions, outdoor experiences and the acclaimed cool-climate wineries that dot the surrounding area.
Restaurants in Canberra
1. BlocHaus
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By 631halj - Brisbane, Australia
Want to try something new for a company team-building event? As a group of 6, we tried out the Blochaus for something different and had a blast! Introduced by an employee and although kmost were nervous, the atmosphere was so relaxed and random strangers willing gave us pointers. No major skill involved for beginners and plenty of challenges for those who want it. Most rewarding!
2. Axxe
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 319 reviews
Urban Axe Throwing is a fun activity where you will get the unique experience of throwing solid steel axes at wooden targets and playing fun axe throwing games. Axe throwing is a group activity and the more the merrier! Challenge your friends to see who is the ultimate lumberjack.
Reviewed By JessEric99
We had a great time Axe throwing and loved the break room! Andrew was a great coach and host, allowing us to have fun while also improve our technique and giving us good tips. We will definitely recommend to others!!
3. Breakr
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Breakr is Canberra’s very own 'break room'. A break room is a dedicated space for breaking plates, mugs, glasses, vases and other fragile items (all provided by us!) in a safe space, either by throwing at the walls or by using the tools provided. Conveniently located inside Axxe in Fyshwick, Breakr is a great way to have some fun and relieve stress!
Reviewed By Whirlwinds55 - Sydney, Australia
I smashed my way through 60 breakable objects with a friend on Friday night. Objects ranged from vases, plates, platters through to egg cups. My favourite technique was to throw an object into the air and hit it with the baseball bat. So much fun. Don’t forget covered shoes and to dress lightly in summer as the safety equipment includes a thick pair of overalls.
4. Inflatable World Kambah
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
It’s all about having fun, so bring the whole family and bounce on in to Inflatable World. It’s not just for the kids – we encourage the parents to have fun with their children. Sessions are for two hours per single entry fee – you will be tired by then anyway! You can play on the inflatable activities as many times as you like during the session and our supervisors are there to make sure every
5. Canberra Merry-Go-Round
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By gussgould - Sydney, Australia
Great icon in the middle of civic! Every time I’m Canberra kids have a ball on the carousel ???? Only $3 per turn well worth money spent
6. Jet Flight Simulator Canberra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Jet Flight Simulator Canberra offers an amazing and truly unforgettable flight experience in our replica Boeing 737-800 simulator. Your flight will be conducted with an experienced instructor by your side so no experience is needed. Choose from over 22,000 airports around the world, and any weather condition. We offer 30, 60, 90, or 120 minute sessions which you can bring up to 3 passengers along to watch for FREE.
Reviewed By BarrysTravels123
Have always wondered what was happening up in the cockpit of a 737 Jet. Experienced a half hour flight experience with Trevor, did a take off and landing with Trevor, then my own landing at Seattle (my choice). Was a bit short on the runway and took out a few landing lights, but was told any landing is a good one! Loved this experience and will do it again, next time I will take a one hour flight.
7. Power Kart Raceway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Power Kart Raceway is an exhilarating racing experience featuring world class electric go-karts on an F1 style indoor circuit. Indoor facilities ensure perfect racing conditions everyday of the week.
Reviewed By bigbear1010
The electric go karts are fun and the track layout is very good the added bonus is how professional and safety focused the staff are There are also kiddie karts as well and for the ones who dont want to drive a kart can enjoy a game of glow in the dark mini golf which is a lot of fun
8. Canberra Indoor Rock Climbing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By AbleSable
Excelent climbing gym. Lots of climbs of various difficulty from beginner to pro. Their equipment is top notch, we got brand new shoes. They have a cool bouldering wall.
9. Vertikal Indoor Snow Sports
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Vertikal is an indoor ski and snowboard centre right here in Canberra. Learn from scratch or master your existing skills before hitting the slopes. Ski year 'round, maintain muscle memory and have fun! Plus, unwind after your class with a hot chocolate, coffee or craft beer by the fire for the full alpine experience! Prices for 1 hour, one-off classes starting at $64.
Reviewed By 816mattstar - Amaroo, Australia
We are locals who had family from Cairns & Griffith visiting with both very young & teenage children & the staff, set-up and variety of things to do were excellent! One of the kids has ASD, the staff were as brilliant with him as with all of us. We only planned a quick visit but ended up staying all afternoon - well done Vertikal staff! (every staff member acts and helps showing they love what they do, and working here!) ????
10. Metaphysica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Using our cutting edge technology, enter a virtual reality escape room to experience adventures previously only in your imagination. Your team will need to work together to explore, solve puzzles and manipulate the world around you to achieve success.
Reviewed By Kitties0326
A great experience for the whole family. We had looked into other Canberra based escape rooms but none were suitable for younger tween children. Our group of four included two kids, ages 9 (taller than 120cm) and 12, myself and one grandparent aged 70+ and the experience was physically perfect for everyone. The puzzles were fun and not too challenging and everyone felt they had a good turn in participating and working together to solve the puzzles. We loved that the puzzles were not limited by the real world. The whole VR experience was a lot of fun for all of us and made great ‘what did you do in the school holidays’ stories. Will definitely return for other experiences.
