Heritage · Walking Tour

Swinger Hill Heritage Walk (REPEAT)

A repeat of the popular Heritage Festival walking tour exploring the mid-century modern architecture of Swinger Hill.

Sun, 21 Jun 2026 Swinger Hill Shops Canberra , Australian Capital Territory
The Swinger Hill Heritage Walk (REPEAT) offers a unique opportunity to explore one of Canberra's most notable examples of medium-density housing. Originally featured during the Heritage Festival, this walking tour highlights the semi-attached and attached dwellings that define the mid-century modern character of Swinger Hill. Organized by the National Trust (ACT), the walk provides historical context and architectural insights into this significant residential area. Join us on June 21, 2026, for this informative and engaging community event.

What to Expect

An informative outdoor walking tour through a significant architectural precinct.

Who Should Attend

  • Architecture enthusiasts
  • History buffs
  • Canberra residents
  • National Trust members

Agenda Overview

The walk explores the residential streets and architectural features of Swinger Hill.
Venue & Address
Swinger Hill Shops
84 Ainsworth St, Mawson
Canberra , Australian Capital Territory – 2607
Australia
Organizer
National Trust (ACT) · Heritage Organization
An organization dedicated to the conservation of Australia's heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the walk?
Sunday, June 21, 2026.
Where does it start?
Swinger Hill Shops, 84 Ainsworth St, Mawson, ACT.
Is there parking?
On-street parking is available near Ainsworth Avenue.
Who organizes this?
The National Trust (ACT).
Is this a new event?
No, it is a repeat of the Heritage Festival event.
What is the focus?
Mid-century modern housing and local heritage.
Tags
Heritage Walking Tour Architecture Canberra Mawson National Trust June 2026
Summary
A guided walking tour exploring the mid-century modern architecture of Swinger Hill, Canberra.
Highlights
  • Guided walking tour
  • Mid-century modern architecture
  • Historical insights
  • Organized by National Trust (ACT)
  • Repeat of Heritage Festival event
  • Community engagement
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