Braddon is one of the inner suburbs of Canberra, Australia. Located in the north of this region, Braddon neighbours Canberra Central Business District and it’s one of the first suburbs here. It’s also the place where the first light industrial area of Canberra developed. Recently, this suburb has turned residential and it’s now one of the suburbs with the highest density of people.

Braddon has a lot of restaurants and eateries, fast-foods and takeaways where you can try different cuisines. It’s also filled with pubs, bars, and cafes and has some beautiful parks where you can enjoy a quiet stroll or a cozy picnic.

There’s also a commercial area that stretches on the streets of Mort and Lonsdale, which are filled with art galleries, gift shops, clothing and liquor stores. These streets see six-storey apartment buildings that replaced the old automotive businesses here.

You can also visit one of the many heritage listings in this area. For instance, Whitley House at the intersection of Limestone Avenue and Ipima Street wows through its modernist, functionalist style. You can also visit the Garden City if you want to see a good example of how the Federal Capital planned and built its streetscape.