Outback NSW Attractions

Jack Absalom's art gallery was built in 1997. It showcases Jack's many paintings as well as the finest display of opal specimens in the southern hemisphere, which has... read more

The Mosque is situated on the site of the former 'Camel Camp' where Afghan and Indian Camel drivers loaded and unloaded their camel teams, from the earliest days of Broken... read more

The Broken Hill Geo Centre displays minerals, gems and interesting props regarding mining in Broken Hill and the town's special gift of minerals are displayed... read more

Art on Argent 303 Argent St Broken Hill Phone: (08) 8087 2306 Beyond 39 Dips Silverton Phone: (08) 8088 7566 Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery 404 - 408 Argent St Broken... read more

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The original idea of creating botanic garden came from scientists working with the Commonwealth Scientific & Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) at Merbein... read more

Australia's most unique Botanic Gardens. A prime example of what community spirit can achieve is on display at the Australian Inland Botanic Gardens... read more

The Back O' Bourke Gallery is the working commercial gallery of resident artist Jenny Greentree. The gallery houses Jen's Studio where she does most of her work... read more

Take a walk through history and follow our map to visit sites of historic significance. A copy of the town map showing the historic walk is available from the Balranald... read more

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For generations people have been coming from far and wide to taste the famous sodas, spiders and milkshakes from this magical and special shop. You can get a real taste... read more

Beyond 39 Dips - Silverton Visitor Information Centre (Level 3) provides a range of information for the tourist and traveller alike, including maps of the town and region... read more

White Cliffs is home to the unique Bill O'Reilly Oval, there is not a blade of grass to be seen for it is nothing but hard red dirt. A must see for all cricketing fans... read more

Bird of Paradise Art Gallery has paintings of Lightning Ridge and District by local artists. The Lightning Ridge Nursery & Garden Centre has a large range of plants... read more

The Black Queen Experience is the Outbacks most incredible 3-Act performance. The sets are magic! The performance will stir your soul! You will laugh, you will cry, you... read more

An example of innovative architecture on The Opal Fields some years ago. The Museum now houses collections of bottles, rocks and minerals, Aboriginal artifacts and local... read more

Located at a Dreamtime site, this museum offers you the chance to experience Aboriginal Culture first hand in the very spot where the local tribes have gathered for... read more

Low stone walled fish traps once used by the tribal Aborigines for catching fish is located in the bed of the Barwon/ Darling River. Located at an ancient Dreamtime... read more

Broken Earth Cafe and Restaurant sits atop the Line of Lode, it is a major attraction in town as it accompanies the Miners Memorial, a silent sentinal to the many miners... read more

Magnificent superbly designed fully grassed 18 hole tree lined course! Set in a beautiful natural valley surrounded by rugged outback hills. It is truely a golf oasis... read more

The Broken Hill Heritage Trail is a two-hour signposted walking tour past many outstanding heritage buildings, some listed by the National Trust. Brochures are available... read more

Broken Hill Historical Society Inc was formed in 1965. Our aim is to stimulate and organise historical research and collect and preserve items of historical interest... read more

Bistro open 7 days. Lunch from 12pm. Dinner from 6pm. Al a Carte Restaurant open Friday & Saturday nights - Bookings essential Live entertainment every Friday & Saturday... read more

Broken Hill Opals and Gems offer all types of opals (boulder, crystal and black opals, doublets and triplets), assorted jewellery, aboriginal artifacts, original artworks... read more

The Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery houses an extensive collection of Australian colonial works including James Coutts Michie and James Ashton along with several important... read more

Keno, TAB, Refreshments at a reasonable price as well as all the services clubs used to have. Try The Sturt Restaurant. Fantastic food at everyday prices... read more

Wendy Martin: Wendy enjoys painting the Australian landscape and local environment in the traditional realistic style and works mainly in pastel and oil... read more

Cafe Alfreso is Broken Hill's premier fully licensed cafe situated in the heart of the central business district. Open seven days from 7am until late offering an excellent... read more

As you walk through the picturesque Melaleuca-tree gateway, entering into the Café Melaleuca, you find yourself stepping back into the past. Located in the historic... read more

At the intersection of the South Australian border with the New South Wales-Queensland border lies Cameron Corner, named after the New South Wales Lands Department Surveyor... read more

Located right in the 'Corner' open 7 seven days for meals, fuel, minor vehicle repairs, souvenirs and cabin accommodation or powered camp sites. read more

Lightning Ridges newest Tourist Attraction. Ron Canlin has created and amazing art gallery - 1st level 11 metres underground, images carved and painted in the sandstone... read more

Take a trip back in time, a voyage that will take you to the very beginning of Aboriginal history in Australia, through to the European settlement of Australia... read more

Works by Pat, Chris & Sue Coffey on display. Local crafted works, gift lines, prints and postcards. Original Artwork by Peter McGlinchey. Broken Hill Souvenirs and craft... read more

The friendly staff will be happy to assist tourists and travellers with infomation about Collarenebri and the surrounding area read more

The picturesque golf club on the banks of the Murray River. Situated right on the banks of the Murray River, the Coomealla Golf Club is arguably one of the country's... read more

The Coomealla Club is a popular facility for both locals and visitors alike. With a wide range of dining, accommodation, golf, entertainment, function and sporting facilities... read more

Friendly staff in the Corner Country Store happy to assist travellers with true country hospitality including: Fuel, tyre repairs, groceries, EFTPOS available, Visitor... read more

Culgoa National Park is 22,006 hectares in size and is located on the Upper Culgoa Floodplain, north of Brewarrina and Bourke on the Queensland Border... read more

The Darling River Run is a trip through time and the heart of Outback NSW. Best done by four wheel drive it runs between Brewarrina in the North and Wentworth in the... read more

Specialising in mixed medium - realistic to contemporary. Meet the artist in the working environment. read more

In 1845 Captain Charles Sturt and his expedition ventured into the region now known as the Corner Country. The region was in severe drought and the summer was unbearably... read more

Dinky Di Creations features an eclectic mix of Contemporary Art & Photography by known and emerging artists, locally made crafts, and a range of unique fashion items... read more

Tennis courts for hire. Fenced area, play area, picnic tables, free gas barbecues. Contact the Visitor Information Centre for hire. read more

Twelve years as a full time artist has seen John Dynon emerge from virtual obscurity to the stage where he has established a reputation as one of Australia's top selling... read more

Euston Courthouse is now the home of the Euston/Robinvale Historical Society, a group of volunteers dedicated to preserve the written, photographic and oral History of... read more

The 'little grey' Ferguson tractor wrote itself into the annals of local history through the integral part it played in saving Wentworth fron the 1956 floods... read more

The Fort Bourke Stockade, which lies approximately 13 kilometres south of Bourke, was established in 1835 by Sir Thomas (Major) Mitchell. Mitchell had bad relations... read more

On February 17th 1993, Professor Fred Hollows was laid to rest in the red dirt of Bourke. Fred is best remembered for his very public work in Eritrea He began his work... read more

An Outstanding Array of Traditional and Reproduction Antique pieces An outstanding array of individually hand painted Australian, traditional and reproduction antique... read more