The GIANTS meet the high-flying Hawks in a huge clash at Manuka Oval on Sunday, August 4 as the race for finals heats up.
The GIANTS have a long and proud history in Canberra, having firmly established a footprint in the nation’s capital from the club’s inception.
Manuka Oval has been home to the GIANTS in that time, with many of the club’s iconic moments occurring at the venue – including the GIANTS’ first-ever win, with a historic victory over the Gold Coast Suns in round seven, 2012.
This year Manuka Oval is celebrating its 100th birthday, so to mark the special occasion, here are 100 things to see and do in the nation’s capital.
Museums and Galleries:
Canberra is well-known for its national attractions, but culture lovers also thrive within the city's local arts scene and heritage sites. Many offer free entry and tours.
1. Walk in the footsteps of decision makers at Australian Parliament House (free entry).
2. Pay your respects at the Australian War Memorial (free entry).
3. Uncover Australia’s many stories at the National Museum of Australia (free entry).
4. See ancient and contemporary art at the National Gallery of Australia (free entry).
5. Discover local tales at the Canberra Museum and Gallery (free entry).
6. Visit famous faces at the National Portrait Gallery (free entry).
7. Witness the memory of our nation at the National Archives of Australia (free entry).
8. Watch classic films at the National Film and Sound Archive.
9. Meet talented artists at Canberra’s 30+ boutique art galleries (free entry).
10. Travel back to the 1830s at Mugga Mugga Cottage.
Click here to see the remaining list of 100 amazing things to do in Canberra.
With both sides battling it out for a top-eight spot in one of the tightest finals races in AFL history, be there in person to cheer on the Orange Tsunami against the Hawks as we surge towards September.
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