4 places to discover
The Great Beyond Explorers Hall of Fame is a museum and visitor centre in Laverton, Western Australia, in the northern Goldfields region. Located on Augusta Street, it commemorates explorers of Australia's inland deserts known as the Great Beyond. The centre combines interpretive displays, artefacts and multimedia to document exploration, mining and Aboriginal heritage of the Laverton area and the Western Desert.
The Port Pirie Regional Tourism and Arts Centre is a combined visitor information centre and regional art gallery housed in the heritage-listed former Port Pirie railway station on Mary Elie Street in Port Pirie, South Australia. It serves as the main tourism hub for the Spencer Gulf region, offering visitor services, rotating art exhibitions, local history displays and a retail shop featuring regional products, reflecting the city's railway and smelting heritage.
Signal Point Experience Centre is a cultural and interpretive centre located at the Goolwa Wharf Precinct on the lower Murray River in Goolwa, South Australia. Operated by the Alexandrina Council, it combines a regional art gallery, visitor information centre and permanent exhibitions on Ngarrindjeri culture and Murray River history. Notable for its riverside location near the Murray Mouth, it serves as a gateway for visitors exploring the Fleurieu Peninsula and Coorong region.
The Great Cobar Museum and Visitor Information Centre is a combined museum and accredited visitor information centre in central Cobar, western New South Wales. Housed in the heritage-listed 1910 administration building of the Great Cobar Copper Mine on Linsley Street, it documents Cobar's copper mining history, Aboriginal heritage, and pastoral and social history through photographs, artefacts, minerals and archival displays, and serves as the main hub for visitor information for the outback region.