The city is very pleasant and well-planned, with roads, parks, buildings all located in convenient places. There are plenty of paths where you can bike around the city and breathe in fresh air while admiring the sights. Australian National Botanic Garden: is located on Clunies Ross road and boasts the finest and most extensive collection of Australian flora in the country. You can wander around observing a variety of plants of the jungle, the desert and the mountains in controlled climatic zones. There is also an outstanding Eucalyptus Lawn which is home to more than 600 species of eucalyptus. Lake Burley Griffin: is a favourite tourist haunt, although it is also popular with locals. It is an enormous man-made lake which is home to the Captain Cook Memorial Water Jet and the National Capital Exhibition. National Museum of Australia: offers a number of hands-on interactive exhibitions displaying the stories of Australia. Children will be delighted to find numerous play zones while adults explore exhibitions. National Dinosaur Museum: offers an exciting journey to the very beginnings of life when the first animals swam in the oceans and the first walked on land. Telstra Tower: boasts exquisite views of Canberra and the surrounding area. The tower stands high, enjoying a stunning location in a nature reserve boasting a variety of wildflowers, trees and colourful birds. | 
