Not many people think “espionage” when they imagine a visit to Canberra.
We’re here to change that. Canberra has a fascinating and unique history of spies, intrigue and covert operations hidden behind its iconic landmarks.
Join us for a walk through Canberra’s National Triangle and go beyond the guidebooks. We start at the Hyatt Hotel before heading to Albert Hall, visiting a hidden underground bunker at West Block, an ex-ASIO office and Old Parliament House, before finishing right back where we started.
Come for a relaxed, easy walk, deepen your understanding of Canberra’s hidden history of women in espionage, and meet the unlikely candidate for Australia’s best spy. This is a tour that will stay with you long after the walk ends. Don’t be surprised if you leave wondering if your Mum was once a spy...
Our tour begins and finishes inside the front lobby of the Hyatt Hotel Canberra. Over two hours, we walk about 3km at a comfortable and relaxed pace.
We start at the historic Hyatt Hotel - one of the prime locations for espionage activities in the 1970s.
This is the site of the first Royal Commission into espionage.
Hidden beside West Block is a WWII bunker - learn about the women who worked there and what they were doing.
Learn about the woman who infiltrated a minister’s office and became a vital asset for Soviet intelligence.
Meet the unlikely candidate for Australia’s best spy.
One of the previous sites of ASIO’s offices.
On this tour we don’t just share stories about the women who were spies, but also those who were spied upon. Learn one of their stories at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy - the site of the world’s longest running protest for land rights.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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