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Broken Hill is a fascinating, historic mining city in outback New South Wales. Visitors can enjoy learning about the heritage of the area, and stop by the home of the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia. Don't miss a chance to visit mining museums, art galleries, lookouts and the impressive Living Desert. If you love history and appreciate great artwork, Broken Hill is highly recommended.
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142 Rakow Street, Broken Hill
It is around three kilometers away from the Tourist Information Centre and 1.5 kilometers away from the Centro Westside Plaza Shopping Centre. The establishment offers a wide range of accommodation like cabins, camping sites and powered sites. Its camp facilities include a solar heated swimming pool, camp kitchen, television, shady outdoor entertainment areas, barbecue facilities, disabled bathroom, dump point, laundry and two children's playgrounds.
The Living Desert features 12 sandstone sculptures in a beautiful outback setting. The sculptures were created by artists from around the world, and they make for a great photo at sunset. The iconic sight is located just outside of Broken Hill off Nine Mile Road.
Absaloms Gallery is located at 640 Chapple Street in Broken Hill. It is a privately owned and managed gallery by Jack Absalom that features and sells original artworks, books, films, jewellery, placemats and prints.
Albert Kersten Mining and Mineral Museum sits at the corner of Crystal and Bromide Streets, showcasing a wide range of gems, minerals, rocks and many other items related to Broken Hill's mining industry. It also has exhibits celebrating the Earth's history, metallurgy and more.
Broken Earth Cafe Restaurant lies along Federation Way (Line of Lode) in Broken Hill. The venue offers great tasting food and wine as well as stunning views of sunset from its windows. The restaurant is open everyday from 10am to 10pm.
Duke of Cornwall Park sits at the corner of Argent and Garnet Street. The park has two tennis courts for hire, picnic tables, free gas barbecue and children's playground. The site is one of the best places to enjoy some spare time.
Mutawintji National Park is an ideal venue for activities like spotting wildlife, bird watching, bush walking, camping, cycling and hiking. The park can be reached via the Mutawintji Road. It is a popular venue for many cultural gatherings.
Broken Hill Tourist Park
