Cicada Bar is an accessible venue located on Constitution Avenue in Canberra.  Serving a premium selection of Japanese-inspired cocktails, sake, wine and beers and light bar food served in a moody interior lined with old Japanese movie posters that nod to the Canberra Theatre nearby.

Cicado Bar features sections on different levels, some able to be curtained off and hidden away and some only accessed via steps.  There is a range of freestanding tables, unfixed chairs and fixed banquette seating.

The restaurant Mu is connected with access via the bar and features intimate Omakase-style dining served in a counter-style setting.

Accessible parking is also on Constitution Avenue same as the venue and can also be found at 7 Akuna Street and Allara Street.  Accessible toilets can be found at Glebe Park and Commonwealth Park Multi-use.

Cicada Bar

Mu is an accessible Japanese restaurant, where diners are served a seasonal degustation of precise Japanese dishes in an intimate, counter-style setting.  Literally meaning “I leave it up to you”, omakase is a pillar of Japanese dining culture, placing heavy emphasis on technique and market-best seafood.

The restaurant offers step free entry & is accessed via the Cicada Bar.  The low-lit space revolves around the central wooden bar, big enough to seat a dozen guests counter-style setting with unfixed stools. Behind it, chefs prepare and serve around 10 courses hinging on seasonal produce.  There are also freestanding tables with unfixed chairs & banquette seating.

Accessible toilets can be found closeby at Glebe Park & Commonwealth Park Multi-use.  Accessible parking can be found on Constitution Avenue, 7 Akuna Street & Allara Street.

Such and Such is an accessible restaurant & wine bar with step free access via double doors.  There is a mixture of fixed & moveable seating & tables.  There is space to move around the venue however it would be limited when busy. 

The menu is share-friendly suiting any occassion from post-work drinks & snacks to a full dinner.  The drinks list is predominantly wine, with a mix of Australian & international along with a selection of non-alc drinks, including a house shandy made with peach, lime, Earl Grey tea & Heaps Normal XPA.

Accessible parking can be found closeby at Constitution Avenue & Akuna Street, accessible toilets at Canberra Centre on Bunda Street.

Such and Such Restaurant

Access is via a permanent paved ramp to the double front glass swinging doors which open outwards to the restaurant with a small lip to overcome. Reception to the restaurant is right at the front door.
Seating is both indoors and outdoors (under umbrellas if needed).  Inside the restaurant, tables are spaced well apart with what looks like good access for wheelchairs.
Toilets which are shared with other facilities, are accessed back out the front doors and down the side of the restaurant along a wide flat laneway with dedicated accessible toilets - appeared clean and well maintained.

The Meat & Wine Co Canberra

Arc is an accessible cafe by Canberra coffee roaster Redbrick with flat lead-in pathway to entry.  There is step free access to revolving door into the office foyer and round the curtain is the cafe.

A huge central rosy terrazzo bar overlooks the sleek dining room, which is decked out with a mix of fixed curvaceous lounges, banquette seating, communal benches, round tables. unfixed chairs and stools.

The menu offers breakfast, lunch with wines, a standout sweet cabinet and of course coffee with the full spectrum of espresso, batch brew and iced options available. 

There is plenty of accessible parking on Constitution Avenue, 7 Akuna Street and Allara Street.  Accessible toilets are just under 500m away at the Canberra Centre on Bunda St.

Constitution Place has 560 basement parking bays, 225 of which are for public access. The car park offers permit holders, hotel guests &casual visitors.

To enter the Constitution Place car park turn onto Theatre Lane from Constitution Avenue.  Turn right into the car park, & drive down the ramp.  Your licence plate will be read when you stop at the boom gate & pay at the boom gate when you exit.

There are three lifts from the car park: one exits to Lyric Lane, one exits to the 1 Constitution Avenue lobby & one exits to the A by Adina Hotel.

Off-street accessible parking

Kan Sushi & Poke is an accessible contemporary Japanese restaurant located on the ground floor of a building on London Circuit in the Canberra CBD.

The venue offers step free entry via paved level pathway approach to glass entry doors.  Inside is spacious, the dining area features paper lanterns,  Western & Japanese style seating including tables, chairs, banquette seating, stool & easy access to the counter.  There is also a large open dining area.

Accessible toilets & parking can be found approx 300m away at the Canberra Centre.

Kan Sushi & Poke

Mingle is an accessible Espreso Bar located on the London  Circuit. Canberra CBD.

There is step free access to the venue with limited freestanding tables, chairs & banquette seating inside along with limited outside seating.

Accessible toilets can be found 350m away at Glebe Park & Commonwealth Park Multi-use.  Accessible parking can be found just outside the venue along with 7 Akuna Street & Constitution Avenue.

Mingle Espresso Bar

Banana Leaf is an accessible relaxed place serving Sri Lankan dishes and basic bistro food located on Akuna Street, Canberra.

The venue offers step free entry via paved level pathway approach to glass entry doors.  Inside is relaxed & spacious with large floor to ceiling windows, freestanding tables, chairs, banquette seating, access to the bar counter & covered outdoor seating.  There is a wall dedicated to colourful Sri Lankan face mask artwork.

The menu offers a multi-cultural blend of Sri Lankan heritage including Sinhalese, Tamil, Moor, Dutch & Malay tastes & textures with a combo of iconic dishes with a modern twist. 

Accessible toilets parking can be found closeby on Akuna Street.  Further parking can be found at the Canberra Centre along wth accessible bathrooms.

Banana Leaf Restaurant

Corner Drinks is an accessible coffee shop located on the London Circuit in Canberra.

There is step free access to the single doorway via paved pathway approach with easy access to the counter. Inside there is fixed banquette seating & table booths.  Outside there are limited freestanding tables & chairs.  

Accessible toilets can be found 400m away Glebe Park & 900 m away at Barrine Drive.  Accessible parking can be found very closeby at 7 Akuna St, Theatre Lane & Constitution Avenue.

Corner Drinks

Brew & Brew is an accessible coffee shop loated on Constitution Avenue, Canberra.  The venue offers step free access to wide entry door.

Inside the venue there are tables & chairs, fixed banquette seating, sofas, high tables with stools along with outdoor seating.  The cafe offers a full food menu and lunch buffet, in addition to the range of cakes, slices and treats from their partnership with local makers like HomeSlice Co. and La Sable.

Accessible parking can be found closeby on Constitution Avenue & Allara Street.  Accessible toilets can be found just under 500m away at the Cenberra Centre on Bunda Street. 

Brew and Brew Cafe

Accessible parking can be found at 7 Akuna Street Canberra.  The entry is on Akuna Street into Hillside Lane an off street parking area which provides five accessible parking bays, all next to each other with the paying meter across the car park.  There are also regular & motorcycle parking bays.

Canberra Theatre Centre also known as the Canberra Theatre is the Australian Capital Territory’s central performing arts venue.  

The theatre offers step free entry via paved level pathway approach to automatic glass doors.  There are steps as the front of the venue however there is a ramp to the left. There is lift access to the first balcony in The Playhouse, but no lift access to the second balcony.

Mobility assistance is available, if you require access seating at the end of a row, if you need to avoid stairs, or if you would like to make use of the few available wheelchairs in the venue.  Just contact the Canberra Ticketing Box Office team by phone, 02 6275 2700, in person or complete the special seating request form on their website.  The theatre need to have seats removed to satisfactorily accommodate wheelchair bookings. In order to maximise access for patrons with disabilities and their accompanying guests they request patrons who book in this area collect their tickets on the day of the performance.  Staff will give priority to people with disabilities who come to the box office for ticket collection.  There are a few wheelchairs available to use at the theatre.

The Link is an accessible bar located in the foyer of the Canberra Theatre for pre & post-show & interval entertaining.

The theatre offers Relaxed Performance which has been adapted to make it more accessible for a range of audience members.  This may include people with autism, sensory sensitivities, communication conditions, Tourette’s syndrome, learning disabilities, as well as people living with anxiety.  They also offer Captioning for patrons who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Disabled parking can be found in the Theatre Lane car park behind the Canberra Museum & Gallery & in the ACT Government Surface Car Park at Constitution Avenue.  

Accessible toilets can be found 300m away at the Canberra Centre on Bunda Street, accessible parking too.  

Canberra Theatre Centre

The Whale Tea is an accessible bubble tea shop located on City Walk in Canberra.

The venue offers set free entry via paved pathway approach.  Inside is spacious with easy access to the counter.  There is limited seating inside with fixed communal high bench table & stool chairs.  This is more of a takeaway kind of place.  

Accessible parking can be found at 7 Akuna Street, the National Convention Centre, Constitution Avenue, Theatre Lane & the Canberra Centre (accessible toilets can also be found here).  Accessible toilets can be found under 1km away at Commonwealth Park Multi-use, parkes Way & Regatta Point Building.

The Whale Tea & Desserts

DOP is a semi accessible authentic Italian street food & artisan coffee shop located on Ainslie Avenue, between the Canberra Centre & the Canberra Theatre. 

There is a step leading up to the outdoor takeaway hatch but step free entry to the small inside seating area & access to the inside counter.  There are high & low tables with stools.

Accessible parking & toilets can be found at the Canberra Centre on Bunda Street. 

DOP Canberra

BEDST is a coffee shop & online store located at 20 Allara Street, Canberra which specialises in Nordic coffee roasts from Denmark, Norway, Sweden & Finland.

BEDST features step free entrance via paved pathway approach.  The venue is small but there is room to move around with limited seating.

Accessible toilets can be closeby at the the Canberra Centre on Bunda Street along with accessible parking.  More accessible parking can be found at National Convention Centre, Akuna St & Constitution Ave. 

Bedst

Little Green Bean is an accessible coffee shop on City Walk in Canberra City, selling Organic Espresso and Turkish Coffee.

The venue offers step free access via paved pathway approach with easy access to the counter.  There is limited seating inside, this is more of a takeaway venue.

Accessible parking & toilets can be found very closeby at the Canberra Centre, further accessible parking can be found at 7 Akuna Street & Theatre Lane. 

Little Green Bean

The ACT Memorial is an accessible war Memorial commemorating men & women associated with the ACT who served in conflicts, peacekeeping missions & related service throughout the world, some of whom paid the supreme sacrifice.  

There are two parts to the Memorial:  the physical part which offers step free access throughout & is located opposite Civic Square on London Circuit.  The Memorial features paved pathway lead-in pathways with benches dotted around.   The second part is the website www.memorial.act.gov.au containing a database of names & information about the people honoured by the Memorial.

The Memorial It is a place for contemplation, reflection, awareness, commemoration, gatherings & ceremony.

Accessible parking can be found nearby on Akuna Street, The Canberra Centre,  Theatre Lane & Constiution Avenue.  Accessible toilets can be found under 200m away at the Canberra Centre on Bunda Street.  

Poppy's Cafe is located nearby offering step free entry, easy access to the counter, banquette seating, freestanding tables & chairs along with outside tables & chairs.

ACT Memorial

Wilsons car park at 33 Allara Street Car Park is an  undercover car park is located near Glebe Park, Casino Canberra, the Auditor General's Office & many other Canberra businesses & entertainment venues. 

Offering casual Hourly, Weekend & Early Bird parking with accessible parking spots & lift access.  

Located on Allara Street in Canberra CBD, Playing Fields Cafe is an accessible venue offering step free entry.  There are a couple of steps leading to the venue from the pavement, however disabled access is available.

The cafe serves a range of brunch & cafe-style dishes, offering non-fixed seating, tables, high benches & stools inside along with an accessible counter.  There are further covered outside non-fixed tables & chairs.

Accessible parking can be found at the National Convention Centre, 7 Akuna Street & Constitution Avenue.   Accessible toilets can be found at Glebe Park on Akuna Street, Canberra Centre Bunda Street & Commonwealth Park Multi-use.  

Playing Fields Cafe

Canberra Museum & Gallery  is an accessible art gallery & museum in Canberra located in Civic Square, on London Circuit, in Civic in the centre of the city. 

The Canberra Museum & Gallery features paved pathway approach to step free entry via automatic glass doors. Inside the venue is spacious, fully accessible with wide ailses & ramps for access to the exhibitions.  There are a range of seating options available during floor talks & other public programs. A wheelchair is also available for patron use.  If additional assistance is required, or if you wish to request the use of the wheelchair, please contact our front of house staff on 02 6207 3968 or cmag@act.gov.au & they will do their best to make arrangements before you arrive.

The Canberra Museum & Gallery café operates, 8.30am – 3pm Monday to Friday, 12-4pm Saturday & Sunday, serving drinks & light snacks.  The cafe caters for a range of dietary requirements.

Disabled car parks are located behind Canberra Museum and Gallery & in the Constitution Avenue car park.

Accessible toilets can be found onsite, further ones can be found under 300m away at the Canberra Centre along with further accessible parking.

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Canberra Museum & Gallery

The Canberra Centenary Column is an accessible sculpture in City Hill, Canberra. It was built to commemorate the city's centenary, & unveiled on 11 March 2014. The sculpture is an 8.5-metre stainless steel obelisk on a 5-metre-wide granite-dressed concrete base accessed by level paved pathway approach.

The Canberra Centenary Column is surrounded by grassed area with a paved pathway running through. 

Accessible parking can be found nearby at Theatre Lane & Knowles Place.  Accessible toilets can be found under 500m away at Canberra Centre (along with parking).

Canberra Centenary Column

CMAG Cafe is an accessible venue with step free access to double automatic doors located inside the Canberra Museum & Gallery on the corner of London Circuit & Civic Square, Canberra City. 

The venue is fully wheelchair accessible & a wheelchair is also available for patron use.  The CMAG café operates, 8.30am – 3pm Monday to Friday, 12-4pm Saturday & Sunday, serving drinks & light snacks.  The cafe also caters for a range of dietary requirements & offers free wifi.

Accessible parking can be found very closeby at Theatre Lane, 7 Akuna Street & Constitution Avenue.  Accessible toilets can be found at Canberra Centre on Bunda Street.  

CMAG Cafe

City Hill is a 5 hectare landscaped hill located in the centre of Canberra, surrounded by Vernon Circle. It is central to the original design of Canberra and features formal tree plantings from the 1920s.

In a symbolic representation as the heart of the national capital, 6 major avenues radiate from City Hill.

Paved level pathways run throughout the park.  At the center of the park is a flagpole flying the ACT flag since 1989. The highest point of City Hill offers views overlooking Lake Burley Griffin. The park is a popular spot for locals to relax, have a picnic, or read a book. It provides shade, grass, and seating for visitors. Dogs are welcome on-leash.

Accessible toilets can be found under 500m away at Alinga Street, Mort Street & High Jinks.  

Accessible parking can be found at Constitution Avenue & Section 63 Car Park.

City Hill

Natural Nine is an accessible contemporary Chinese restaurant serving a fusion of the bold spices and aromas of Shanghai’s bustling streets with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients, with selection of creatively crafted cocktails, mocktails and local wines located in Casino Canberra.

The restaurant is elegant and spacious with floor to ceiling windows, freestanding tables, chairs, banquette seating, bar area & private dining rooms.

Accessible facilities can be found in Casino Canberra.

Natural Nine

The Canberra Times Fountain by Bob Woodward was commissioned by Federal Capital Press in 1976 & installed as a gift to the people of Canberra in 1979. It is a fountain centrepiece. The tube and rods are of fabricated stainless steel. This dramatic fountain marks the intersection of Ainslie Avenue with City Walk.

The fountain is accessed by a paved pathway approach located right outside the Canberra Centre which offers both accessible parking, toilets & a variety of eating establishments.  There are bench seat dotted about including concrete versions.

Canberra Times Fountain

Hanaichi is an accessible Japanese restaurant located in the Canberra Centre.

The venue offers step free entry, easy access to the counter, accessible seating & accessible toilets & parking in the Canberra Centre.

Hanaichi

Glasshouse Coffee and Co is an accessible cafe located on Level 1 of the Canberra Centre.  

The Canberra Centre has step free entry via paved level pathway approach to glass automatic doors & lift to level 1. The cafe offers step free entry into the venue via level approach.  There are freestanding tables & chairs, banquette seating & easy access to the counter. 

There are accessible toilets & parking available at the Canberra Centre.

Glasshouse Coffee and Co 

Redsalt is an accessible restaurant located in the Crowne Plaza, Canberra.

The venue is accessed via paved level pathway approach to automatic glass entry doors.  Inside is spacious into the tel lobby & then into the restaurant area.

The restaurant features freestanding tables, chairs, access to the food counters & coffee bar.

Both accessible bathrooms & parking can be found in the Crown Plaza Hotel facilities.

Redsalt Restaurant

This atmx AMT is located on the ground floor , under the escalators near the David Jones entrance in the great location of the large  Canberra Centre shopping centre. 

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KorBQ Petrie Plaza, is an accessible industrial-chic Korean restaurant nestled in Canberra Civic.

There is step free entry into the restaurant with low & high tables with chairs, stools, access to the counter & booth seating.

KorBQ serves a diverse menu featuring a fusion of Korean & Japanese cuisines, alongside innovative Korean-Western creations. 

Accessible toilets can be found just under 300m away at the Canberra Centre & Glebe Park.   Accessible parking can be found at Theatre lane & 7 Akuna Street.

KorBQ

Oporto is a chain restaurant serving flame-grilled, Portuguese-style chicken, plus made-to-order salads & wraps, in a relaxed cafe style.

The Civic branch is located on Garema Place in the Canberra Centre.  The venue offers step free entry via paved level pathway approach to automatic glass entry doors.  Inside features easy access to the counter, booth seating, tables with stools, chairs & outdoor street seating.

Accessible parking & toilets can be found in the Canberra Centre.

Oporto - Civic

The Canberra Carousel is located in Petrie Plaza in the Canberra Central Business District.  

This picturesque carousel delights children & adults alike with its air of olde-worlde charm.  The organ & the fifty two hand carved wooden horses & two elephants were specially imported from Germany. The twisted brass upright poles were made in Scotland.  The horses are four abreast in 14 rows,  two hand carved wooden elephant carriages, one elephant is white the other is grey.  Most of the horses & elephants have names; even Pharlap has his place on the platform.  Beginning life in Melbourne in 1914, the carousel was installed in Canberra in 1974.

The Carousel offers paved pathway approach with limited access to actually ride on the carousel depending on ability.  Unfortunately wheelchair access onto the carousel is not possible. 

Accessible parking can be found nearby at Theatre Lane & the Canberra Centre along with accessible toilets 100m away.  There is a variety accessible restaurants, cafes & coffee houses surrounding the Carousel.

Canberra Carousel

Inka is an accessible restaurant on Bunda Street weaving the influence of Peru & Japan in Nikkei cuisine.  Nikkei is the name given to an intriguing meld of Japanese technique fuelled by the range of flavours found in the varied Peruvian terrain of mountains, rainforests and coasts.

Inka offers step free access via to double doors via paved pathway approach.  The venue is set over two floors, the second floor is accessed via stairs with no lift onsite. However, the ground floor is level & accessible with both fixed banquette seating, moveable chairs & bar stools.

There is an accesible toilet onsite but also one can be found nearby in Canberra Centre along with parking. Further parking can be found at Theatre lane & 7 Akuna Street.

INKA Japanese restaurant

East Row Specialty Coffee house can be found at the heart of Canberra Civic,  located inside the historic Sydney Building, right on the corner of London Cct and East Row.

The venue features step free entry from a level paved pathway.  Inside there is a mixture of moveable tables & chairs, higher fixed benches with stools, longer shared high tables & accessible counter.

Accessible toilets & parking can be found at the Canberra Centre on Bunda Street.

East Row Specialty Coffee

Raku is an accessible Japanese fine dining restaurant & bar located on the ground floor of the Canberra Centre in the heart of Civic, Canberra.  There is step free access via double doors with level lead-in pathway approach.

Then venue features a raw bar set prominently in the centre of the room where you can sit watching the masters at work.  The counter is fixed with moveable chairs.  There is additional long sharing tables with unfixed chairs along with separate tables with unfixed stools.  There is also outside seating & tables available, long tables & benches.

The restaurant has an extensive menu featuring sushi, tempura, sashimi, nigiri, maki rolls with a robata grill producing meat, seafood & vegetable dishes.  As well as a broad wine selection spanning Europe and Australia, there are more than 20 sakes available by the glass & a range of Japanese whiskies & Australian gins. The lengthy cocktail list is designed to complement the food, with Japanese ingredients such as yuzu & shiso featuring heavily.

Accessible toilets are just 20m away in the Canberra Centre along with accessible parking.

Raku

3 Degrees Coffee is an accessible cafe specialising in coffee & gourmet home-made food, located on Baileys Corner, London Circuit in Canberra.

Only taking up a small space this little hole in the wall cafe has a few high tables & stools accessed via flat pathway.

Accessible toilets & parking can be found 200m away at Canberra Centre.  Additional parking can be found at Theatre Lane, Akuna Street, Knowles & Hobart Place.  

3 Degrees Coffee

&Sando is an accessible deli-style sandwich shop by chef & restaurateur Matt Moran, located next to Compa on Bunda Street Canberra.

The venue offers step free entry via paved level pathway approach with floor to ceiling windows & easy access to the counter. There is limited communal high tiled bench table with stool seating.

&Sando 

Compa is an accessible Italian steakhouse by celebrity chef Matt Moran locted on Bunda Street, Canberra.

The moody 116 seater is accessed via paved level pathway approach to step free glass entry doors.  There are three steps down into the restaurant however there is a side step free entrance.

Inside features freestanding tables & chairs, velvet booths, bar with stool seating.  The menu focuses on local, seasonal produce & has designed to showcase local ACT produce alongside produce from Moran Family Farm.  The drinks list includes a comprehensive selection of Italian wines alongside drops from local growers and wines hand selected from Matt Moran’s private cellar.

Accessible parking & toilets can be found in the Canberra Centre. 

COMPA

Caffe Cherry beans is an accessible coffee house located on Level 1 of the Canberra Centre, Bunda Street, Canberra Centre offering breakfast, brunch & lunch options.

The cafe features freestanding tables & chairs, fixed banquette seating with unfixed chairs opposite & easy access to the counter.  Space may be limited when busy.

Accessible toilets & parking can both be found onsite at the Canberra Centre.

Caffe Cherry Beans - Civic

L'Americano is an accessible Italian venue serving authentic Italian cuisine located in the flagship Coco Republic showroom.  It brings an Espresso Bar, Campari Bar & Modern Italian trattoria menu to the busy spot on Bunda Street within Canberra Centre’s design precinct. 

The venue offers step free entry via the Canberra Centre entry door & all floors are accessible via the lift through the centre.  Located directly above the vast furniture & lifestyle showroom, the restaurant & bar operates for lunch seven days a week & for lunch & dinner from Tuesdays through to Saturdays. 

There are freestanding tables & unfixed chairs, fixed banquette seating, bar area with stools & easy access to the Espresso Bar counter.  The L'Americano's interior is based upon the iconic '90s movie The Talented Mr Ripley & the menu inspired by the artisan food heritage of the region.  With seating both indoors, at the bar or alfresco, the menu is suitable for all occasions.

Both accessible parking & toilets can be found in the Canberra Centre.

L'Americano Canberra

ONe22 is an accessible bar located on Alinga Street, Canberra city centre.

The bar offers afternoon drinks venue, late night disco, state of the art lighting, cosy mid century furniture, access to the bar and live music.

Accessible bathrooms can be found at Glebe & Haig Park, accessible parking at Hobart Place.

One22

Gaon is an accessible Korean BBQ restaurant located on Northbourne Avenue, Canberra City.

The venue offers step free entry to glass entry doors via paved level pathway approach.  Inside the industrial chic setting features banquette seating along one wall, tables & chairs dining & access to the counter.

Accessible toilets & parking can be found under 500m away at the Canberra Centre. 

Gaon Korean BBQ Canberra

The Fish Shack is an accessible fish & chip takeaway shop located on Petrie Place, just off Bunda Street, CBD Canberra.  

The venue offers step free entry via paved level pathway approach with easy access to the counter & outdoor freestanding tables & chairs.

Both accessible parking & toilets can be found closeby in the Canberra Centre

The Fish Shack

Iori is an accessible Japanese restaturant on East Row Canberra, offering a range of menu options from traditional Japanese dishes, hot pot courses, sushi to modern Japanese cuisine.

Iori features step free entry via paved level pathway approach.  Inside are freestanding tables, chairs , sushi bar with stools, banquette seating, low tables & stools.  

Accessible toilets & parking can be found under 300m away at the Canberra Centre on Bunda Street.

Iori Japanese Restaurant

The Coffee Club is a coffeehouse-style café chain located on level one in the Canberra Centre.  The centre features paved pathway approach to large glass entry doors & lift to first floor.

The cafe offers step free entry via level path approach to large open door entry.  Inside is spacious with freestanding tables & chairs, easy access to the counter, high tables with stools located just outside the cafe with further covered outdoor seating on the balcony.

The Coffee Club Café Canberra Centre 

Lim Peh Wan Tan is an accessible Singaporean noodle kitchen located in the Verity Lane Market Food Hall serving authentic & affordable noodle dishes inspired by the hawker stalls of Singapore.

Verity Lane Market offers step free access through a number of entrances with easy access to the counter. Inside features freestanding tables, chairs, high tables with stools.  There is a spacious outside seating area with freestanding tables, chairs both high low & tables with benches. 

Accessible parking can be found at Theatre Lane, Hobart & Knowles Places.  Accessible toilets can be found at Gelebe Park & Ampol Braddon.

Lim Peh’s Wonton Noodles

Bada Bing Dining Club is a semi accessible restaurant located on the corner block of Alinga and East Row showcasing a menu rooted in the Italian food philosophy of simplicity. 

The venue offers step free entry via paved pathway approach featuring booth seating, freestanding tables & chairs with lots of room to move around.  There is a second floor accessed via stairs so book ahead to ensure the ground floor if stairs are a problem.  Diners will find a selection of wood-fired pizza, house-made pasta, hearty mains & only the most beloved classic desserts.  The heart-warming menu is paired with retro Italian wallpaper, high-wood panelled walls & original arch windows. For those seeking a touch of sophistication, the private room hosting up to 12 boasts a ceiling fresco reminiscent of the Sistine Chapel.

Accessible parking & toilets can be found under 300m away at the Canberra Centre on Bunda Street. 

Bada Bing Dining Club

Glebe Park is an accessible park covering 4 hectares on the eastern side of Canberra’s city centre.  The park borders that front the roads are marked by a stone fence with steel railings, with access through formal accessible gateways. The park is criss-crossed with paved level pathways throughout.

Glebe Park features a stage, a 19th century-style rotunda, sculptures, electric & gas barbecues, playgrounds & a large grassy area for the kids to run around in.

The playground features swings, slides, climbing walls, sliding poles, water play & more with paved level lead-in pathways

There are also toilets, shade, picnic tables, seating, bins, fenced from the river, half basketball court . Further accessible toilets can be found 350m away at the Canberra Centre along with accessible parking.

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