Maryborough Travel Maps & Location Guides

46 Ferry Street, Maryborough
Located in the Heritage City of Maryborough, the Arkana Motel offers superb three and half star accommodation. Conveniently located minutes from the city centre, the Arkana Motel is the perfect..

188 John Street, Maryborough
McNevins Parkway Motel is the perfect base for corporate and leisure travellers in the Fraser Coast region. They are located a few minutes walk from Maryborough's central business district..

78 Walker Street, MARYBOROUGH
Avis is the leading car rental company in Australia servicing both the leisure and business traveller. With over 240 locations around the country, including all major airports, Avis is conveniently..

Termianl Building, MARYBOROUGH
Avis is the leading car rental company in Australia servicing both the leisure and business traveller. With over 240 locations around the country, including all major airports, Avis is conveniently..

MARYBOROUGH AIRPORT , MARYBOROUGH
Budget is renowned for meticulously maintained vehicles and the best in service. Budget offer a wide range of cars, four wheel drives and minibuses as well Australias largest fleet of trucks..

326 Kent Street, Maryborough
The Royal Centrepoint Motel is part of the historic Royal Hotel complex. The beautiful historic building was re-built in 1901 and early vice-regal patronage earned the use of the Royal Coat..

298 Walker Street, Maryborough
The Wide Bay Motel and Conference Centre is located approximately three kilometres from the Central Business District in Maryborough, Queensland. It has 22 rooms and a purpose built two level..

264 Kent Street, Maryborough
This building at 264 Kent Street was erected in 1875 and was occupied by J H Bliss, a watchmaker and jeweller, who specialised in the supply and repair of maritime chronometers, barometers, sextants..

Wharf Street, Corner Richmond Street, Maryborough
The Maryborough Walk of Achievers in Richmond and Wharf Streets was developed in three years over five stages. These plaques honour their pioneers, Olympians, and people from Maryborough who..

Cheapside Street, Maryborough
Once a favourite spot for aboriginal corroborees, the area is now a beautiful park, centred on the Ululah Lagoon. In 1852, the first land sales were held for the new town here, in a simple slab..

366 Queen Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - Recently restored to its original design, Baddow House was the third home built in the area by pioneer settler Edgar Aldridge..

Lennox Street, Maryborough
Miss Janet Melville bequeathed the Fairy Fountain and Band Rotunda in memory of her brother Andrew who was Mayor of Maryborough in 1863. The entire structure was imported from Scotland in 1890..

Lennox Street, Maryborough
Australia's only outbreak of the pneumonic plague was in Maryborough in 1905. This fountain, situated to the Lennox Street side of City Hall, is a memorial to the two Nurses Cecilia Bauer and..

177 John Street, Maryborough
The Best of the Best, Kimba Lodge Motor Inn, in the beautiful river city of Maryborough, offers modern, comfortable accommodation for couples and families. Located just 20 minutes drive from..

Kent Street, Corner Richmond Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - This rendered brick building, the Former Australian Joint Stock Bank, was built in 1882 for the Maryborough Branch of the Australian Joint Stock..

64 Lennox Street, Maryborough
Brennan and Geraghty's Store, with adjoining residence and cottage, was acquired by the National Trust of Queensland in 1975 due to its historical commercial significance..

196 Walker Street, Maryborough
The Cara Motel is situated opposite the Maryborough Base Hospital and next to the Hospital Cafe in Walker Street. It offers clean, spacious, reverse cycle air-conditioned suites, all on ground..

405 Alice Street, Maryborough
The Carriers Arms Hotel Motel is in the heart of Maryborough and boasts 38 motel units, TAB, Keno, Pokies, Carriers Cellars Liquor Barn, family bistro and live entertainment Friday and Saturday..

Sussex Street, Corner Bazaar Street, Maryborough
The Maryborough Cenotaph was erected in 1922 with funds obtained by public subscription as a memorial to the fallen of the First World War. The memorial includes five Italian Carrara marble statues..

471 Kent Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - The first building of Central State School is the Infants School which opened 1882. The single storey timber building originally had a shingle..

354 Ann Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - Charlcombe was built for Stewart Corser in 1917 and originally had a tiled roof which had to be replaced following a hail-storm in 1966..

John Street, Corner Of Saltwater Creek Road, Maryborough
Have you been Cheesed Off lately? Cheesed Off Cafe, Cheese Deli and Ice Creamery is all about the 'experience' as well as the 'taste'. A deliciously different nostalgic cafe experience inside..

98 Wharf Street, Maryborough
The Prince of Wales, a single storey boarding house, first occupied this site. This was licensed as the Melbourne Hotel in 1864 but was destroyed by fire in 1878. A two story building was rebuilt..

Wharf Street, Corner Richmond Street, Maryborough
Mr George Galbraith was the proprietor of Maryborough's Custom House Hotel when it was built in 1868. 1883 saw the Customs House extended. Its past elegance reflects the rapid growth of the..

15 Treasure Street, Maryborough
Experience the charm of a Maryborough Queenslander house and stay at Eco Queenslander. Environmentally friendly, self-contained holiday house with all modern facilities in the beautiful historic..

Kent Street, Corner Tooley Street, Maryborough
The Elizabeth Park Rose Gardens was the site of Maryborough's second official cemetery, which closed in 1873. As the town expanded the cemetery was deemed a public health risk, and by 1907, moves..

Ellena Street, Maryborough
Primary School students designed the pavers for the Ellena Street Pavement Art and Sculpture, with the theme being "I can find it in Maryborough". Maryborough born artist Susie Hansen..

115 March Street, Maryborough
The current Engineer's Arms building was built in 1889, by Mrs Dillane to replace the original 1870 building. The former hotel was designed to fit the wedge-shaped block..

53 Pallas Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - Eskdale House is a two-storey brick home in Pallas Street. It had its own stables, green-houses, gymnasium and tennis court..

Richmond Street, Maryborough
Maryborough's modern Excelsior Band Hall replaces the earlier hall destroyed by fire in 1987. It was designed in Victorian Style to compliment the precinct. The Style selection also commemorates..

Neptune Street, Maryborough
For a different type of experience, walk through one of the last remaining wetlands in the Maryborough area, Fay Smith Wetlands. There is a series of walking bridges and walking trails through..

304 - 306 Pallas Street, Maryborough
Flora Alba Cottage is light and bright, with French doors opening from the bedroom and living room on to a sunny verandah that overlooks the pool. Silky oak timber and coloured glass feature..

560 Kent Street, Maryborough
The Maryborough Flour Mill was the most northerly flour mill in Australia when it was built in 1890, for the Maryborough Milling Company. In 1919, the Dominion Flour Milling Company who now owned..

Kent Street, Corner Richmond Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - Former Hotel Francis is the site of the first hotel built in the new Maryborough Township in 1853, the Maryborough Inn. The current building, erected..

Kent Street, Corner Adelaide Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - The original Queens Hotel was destroyed in the 1876 fire, and was rebuilt a few years later. The Goodwin family opened the first hotel here in..

297 Kent Street, Maryborough
The Royal Bank of Queensland opened its Maryborough branch in 1888 in this Kent Street building known as Windsor House. In 1922 the Royal Bank of Queensland merged with the Queensland National..

200 Bazaar Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - Mr Stupart purchased his first business in Maryborough in 1871, unfortunately he lost it all in the 1876 fire. He soon rebuilt the two-storey Criterion..

305 Kent Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - Gatakers Building and the warehouse behind are the oldest surviving commercial buildings in Maryborough. Gatakers Building was built for Robert..

123 Wharf Street, Corner Richmond Street, Maryborough
The Maryborough Government Office Building was built in 1940 on the Court House reserve; the building replaced an early garden between the Court House and Wharf Street. The building is an example..

123 Walker Street, Maryborough
Take a step back in time when you visit this outstanding display of antique dolls and toys from the 1800s at Grand Shirl's Doll and Toy Museum. The display includes clockwork toys, unusual salt..

106 Wharf Street, Maryborough
J E Brown commenced business as a provisions and victuals merchant in 1857 in Richmond Street. In 1879 J E Brown had this two-storey brick warehouse built and was designed by a local architect..

264 Kent Street, Maryborough
Janet's Art is an experience not to be missed! It is an art gallery with local and interstate art and a stunning range of greeting cards; a gift shop with unique jewellery, stained glass, woodwork..

Wharf Street, Maryborough
The Mary Ann is a replica of the first steam engine built in Queensland in 1873 at John Walker and Co's Union Foundry. It steams through the park along the rail tracks which were laid to service..

329 Kent Street, Woodstock House, Maryborough
Step back in time as you enter Mary Delicious and find memories from your childhood. Mary Delicious specialises in Fudge and Confectionery, as well as a Milk Bar, Ice-cream parlour..

Kent Street, Corner Of Richmond Street, Maryborough
Located on the corner of Kent and Richmond streets a statue of Mary Poppins stands proudly as recognition of Maryborough's link with the famous nanny. PL Travers was born Helen Lyndon Goff..

Wharf Street, Maryborough
The Mary River has been known by many names, with the Aborigines calling the river Booie, Moonaboola, Numabulla or Mooraboocoola. It was named the Wide Bay River until in September 1848, when..

Wharf Street, Maryborough
The historic Port of Maryborough area has been transformed into a stunning public park complete with outstanding public art works. The Mary River Parklands forms part of the historic Portside..

Walker Street, Maryborough
Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - The first public hospital outside Brisbane was established in Maryborough in 1856. This was replaced by a two storey building in Lennox Street..

Walker Street, Maryborough
The third official Maryborough cemetery was established in 1873 and burials were on a strictly denominational basis. The cemetery contains many fine examples of early Queensland monumental art..

388-396 Kent Street, Maryborough
Designed by Brisbane architects Hall and Dods in American colonial style, Maryborough City Hall was erected in 1908 to replace the original timber Town Hall which stood on the opposite side of..