Canberra is full of famous landmarks and we’ve taken you to many of them over the years so today we’re going to be showing you some of the city’s lesser known locations and attractions. The day will start with a visit to the Classics Museum tucked away in the ANU followed by a small walk around the lower levels of the Nishi Building in the New Acton precinct before lunch.

Lunch will be followed by a tour of the National Film and Sound Archive, Australia’s ‘living’ archive with over 3 million items that they collect and preserve for future generations to experience. The final stop for the day will be at Molly, a whiskey bar hidden away in the style of a 1920s speakeasy. Here the bartenders will teach you how to make a cocktail as well as take the opportunity to show off some of their flashy skills.

Today guests will travel just outside Canberra to enjoy some of the highlights of the Tharwa township.

Upon arrival guests will be treated to country hospitality with Devonshire tea for morning tea.  For the remainder of the morning there will be a guided tour of Cuppacumbalong historic homestead and a time to explore the de Salis Cemetery.

Lunch will be served at the Homestead before an exclusive demonstration at the Tharwa Valley Forge. The Forge was established in 2003 and is the home of a number of award winning knife makers.

Guest will receive a small gift before heading back to Canberra.