About this tour
Tour the Australian Institute of Sport's training grounds in Canberra, where the nation's elite athletes prepare for competition. This 1.5-hour guided visit takes you through Olympic-standard facilities across the sprawling precinct. You'll see where champions train across multiple sports—gymnastics, swimming, cycling, and more—and gain insight into how Australia develops its sporting talent at the highest level. Your local guide navigates you through areas normally off-limits to the public.
Highlights
- Watch elite athletes training across Olympic sports
- Access behind-the-scenes areas of world-class facilities
- Learn how Australia identifies and develops sporting talent
- See gymnastics, aquatics, cycling and other competition venues
- Guided tour by someone with local institutional knowledge
- Wheelchair accessible throughout the precinct
What to expect
Expect a straightforward walk through Canberra's premier sports campus with your guide pointing out training halls, pools, and specialist facilities. The tour isn't a lecture—it's a practical look at where the work happens. You might glimpse athletes mid-session, though this isn't guaranteed. The pace suits all fitness levels, and the route covers both indoor and outdoor areas. Allow time to absorb the scale of the operation and ask your guide questions about specific sports or facilities that catch your interest.
Good to know
Bring water and wear comfortable shoes for the 1.5-hour walk. Public transport links the precinct; parking is available on-site. The site is fully accessible for wheelchairs and prams. Book your preferred tour time when reserving. Food and drinks aren't included, so plan accordingly.
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