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Dimàirt, an Giblean 15, 2025

Canberra, the capital city of Australia, is inviting travelers from the United States to experience an exciting “coolcation” during their winter months. With its crisp, refreshing climate from June to August, Canberra offers the perfect escape from the heat, creating a unique travel opportunity. Whether it’s for its world-class museums, a growing wine scene, or stunning natural beauty, Canberra has something for every traveler looking to explore Australia’s charming capital city.

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Just a short 30-minute drive from the city center lies the Canberra District wine region, an undiscovered treasure for wine lovers. Known for its Shiraz, Riesling, Chardonnay, and Cabernet Sauvignon, the region offers a calm, high-quality experience free from the crowds that typically plague other well-known wine destinations. Notable stops in this charming area include Clonakilla, celebrated for its Shiraz Viognier, Helm Wines located in a historic 1800s schoolhouse, and the newly renovated Shaw Estate, where visitors can enjoy Mediterranean-inspired dining at their elegant restaurant.

Truffle Season: A Winter Treat for Food Lovers

Winter is truffle season in Canberra, and foodies won’t want to miss the chance to join in the experience. Beltana Farm, a luxury agritourism retreat, offers expert-led truffle hunts followed by indulgent degustation dinners where guests can savor the very truffles they’ve just foraged. Additionally, The Truffle Farm, the only commercial truffle farm in a world capital, invites guests to partake in farm-to-fork hunts complemented by a truffle-infused brunch, making it an ideal adventure for those looking to explore the flavors of Canberra.

Explore World-Class Culture at No Cost

For culture enthusiasts, Canberra boasts Australia’s most important national cultural institutions, and many of these attractions are free to visit. The National Gallery of Australia, home to the world’s largest collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, offers an extraordinary experience, while the Australian War Memorial provides a deeply moving visit, with the daily Last Post Ceremony marking its end. Australian Parliament House offers free guided tours, giving visitors an inside look at the country’s political workings, making Canberra a hub for culture lovers.

Enjoy Nature without the Crowds

Canberra’s natural beauty shines in winter, with numerous outdoor activities to explore. The city offers ample opportunities for hiking, including the scenic lookouts at Mount Ainslie, bushwalks in the National Arboretum, which houses over 44,000 rare and endangered trees, and cycling around the picturesque Lake Burley Griffin. For families, Corin Forest in the Tidbinbilla Mountain Ranges offers a snowy winter escape with snowplay areas perfect for tobogganing, building snowmen, and enjoying the chill.

Après-Ski Like a Local

While Canberra itself is not known for skiing, the nearby Snowy Mountains, just a few hours away, offer an alpine adventure for ski enthusiasts. After hitting the slopes, unwind at local favorites like Bar Rochford for fireside drinks or enjoy fine dining at Lunetta, a newly opened restaurant that provides breathtaking views of the winter landscape from atop Red Hill.

Getting to Canberra Made Easy

Fiji Airways offers convenient flights from Dallas, Los Angeles, and San Francisco to Canberra, with a short tropical stopover in Fiji, making it easier than ever for U.S. travelers to reach this cool and culturally rich destination.