Blackstone Cafe is located on the ground floor of the Geoscience Australia building, offering a range of hot meals, food-to-go options and a variety of sweet treats and locally roasted coffee.

The cafe features step free entry into the Geoscience Australia building & into the cafe with freestanding tables, chairs, access to the counter & comfy sofas.

Accessible parking bay can be found right outside & accessible bathrooms onsite.  

Blackstone Cafe

Four designated accessible parking bays can be found outside the entrance of  Ken Behrens Helping Hands restaurant, Jerrabomberra Ave, Narrabundah.

Off-street accessible parking

Harmonie is an accessible German club located on Jerrabomberra Ave, Nurrabundah Canberra.

The venue offers step free entry via paved level pathway approach.  Inside is spacious with freestanding tales, chairs, access to the bar, covered & uncovered outdoor seating.  There are different levels which may be unaccessible due to stairs 

Hermonie aims to unite, encourage & foster the German language, habits & social life in Australia.  They offer live music & trivia nights,  meat raffles, happy hour, member nights & even a section of the Berlin Wall.

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Harmonie German Club

Restaurant & Bar 203 is an accessible eatery situated in the Ibis Styles, Canberra.

Inside is bright & spacious with large windows, freestanding, tables, chairs & banquette seating in the dining area.  There is easy access to the bar area with high stools & outdoor seating around the pool.

Accessible toilets & parking can be found in the hotel. 

Restaurant 203

Mugga Mugga Cottage is a semi accessible 1850s stone cottage that tells the story of Canberra after federation through the intact domestic collection of the Curley family who loved there from 1913 to the 1980s.

Mugga-Mugga's simple dwelling has been adapted & extended over time. Settlement on the site commenced in 1838 & its centerpiece is a modest cottage built for the head shepherd of Duntroon.

The small stone cottage has been conserved & furnished with household items that belonged to the Curley family who moved to Mugga-Mugga from Duntroon in 1913.

Access to the cottage is via a paved pathway approach. However, there are steps into the actual property which may make entry into the house an issue.  There are outbuildings & garden to look around.

Accessible toilets can be found under 1km away at Sundown Villas on Narrabundah Lane or over 2km away at Narrabundah Shopping Centre.  Regular street parking is only available, there is no accessible parking closeby.  

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