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The Heroes, Larrikins and Visionaries of Broken Hill Walk is a 1.7 kilometre easy walk from the Railway Station to Billygoat Hill. Stroll through some of the city's most diverse and interesting areas, soak up the history, culture and notoriety that gave the Silver City its unique character. Meet along the way Broken Hill?s first lady blacksmith, the world's tiniest mine worker, world famous singers, writers, poets, artists, actors, gamblers, cheats, heroes and battlers, from Chips Rafferty to June Bronhill, Shorty O'Neill to Dame Mary Gilmore. You'll be surprised who you meet in an hour's stroll around town. A map (including a certificate) are available from the Visitor Information Centre free of charge.

"When I am not painting I am usually painting with my minds eye, observing people, objects, colours and movements, framing everything that has the potential to find its way onto my canvas." The Homestead Gallery is a heritage listed home with a cottage garden and quaint surroundings. The gallery features original artworks by Andrea Blundell, prints, jewellery, souvenirs, gifts and Outback honey. You will always be greeted with a smile

Within the Living Desert Reserve there are two must see major attractions which are the nationally known Sculpture Site and the Flora and Fauna Sanctuary. The Sculptures comprise 12 sandstone artworks which highlight the skyline, all with a story to tell. Located on a majestic hilltop within the centre of the reserve, the sculptures were completed in 1993 by artists from around the world. The Flora and Fauna Sanctuary comprises an area of 180 hectares bordered by an electric predator-proof fence. This sanctuary has been planned and designed carefully to provide visitors with a unique insight into flora, fauna and Aboriginal culture of western New South Wales. This is truly a sanctuary with a difference; the one and a half kilometre cultural trail within the sanctuary takes you on a journey through the Arboretum and Sturt Pea Wildflower display, Aboriginal attractions display past culture and recent contemporary story pole artwork.

Set in a peaceful section of Broken Hill is The Lodge Outback Motel, a haven from the surrounding desert, with lush green parks and gardens right at its doorstep. They offer a variety of comfortable rooms to accommodate all travellers and many activities to do on and off site that will let you experience true outback living. Free wireless is available to most rooms. Wake up to a generous serving of cooked breakfast. Located close to the New South Wales and South Australian border this is a perfect place for interstate travellers to stop on long journeys. Whatever the reason for travel, The Lodge Outback Motel provides friendly service and a memorable holiday. Free complimentary pick-up is available from the railway or the local airport, please phone us with your details. The Lodge is located close to Broken Hill's public hospital and they can provide complimentary transport.

The Palace Hotel in Broken Hill is an iconic Australian heritage building - a truly unique hotel famous for featuring in the hit movie 'Priscilla Queen of the Desert'. The retro interiors have to be seen to be believed, with walls and ceilings covered in Renaissance inspired and fantasy Australian landscape murals. Take in any part of the day on the spectacular veranda with views over Broken Hills? main street.

The Real McCoy welcomes you to stay and enjoy the fully self-contained two bedroom cottage. With a unique exterior design and open plan living, this home has been tastefully and practically decorated, with all linen and towels supplied. Located less than one kilometre from Argent Street, you will find shops, cafes and restaurants. Enjoy some privacy and comfort while on holidays in Broken Hill.

Thom, Dick and Harry's makes great coffee and fantastic gourmet baguettes, sandwiches and frittata. They make delicious hand-made cakes and gluten-free meals. The caf‚ is open for coffee and lunch six days a week. Dine in or takeaway ... it's your choice! Thom, Dick and Harry's sells unique gifts and items just for you. Their range includes clothing, jewellery, accessories, body care products, candles and much, much more! Specialising in high quality and practical kitchenware and a large range of gourmet grocery products. The florist creates beautiful bouquets and floral arrangements for any occasion.

Toddington Cottage at Broken Hill offers unique heritage-style self-contained accommodation. Cosy cottages with quality furnishings to have a relaxing holiday situated close to the centre of town. There are two bedrooms; sleeping up to four people. Starter quantities of expendable items are provided. There is also barbecue, rear access with secure off street parking. Kids can enjoy the playground in Sturt Park which is only a two minute walk from the cottage.

Townhouse Five caters for the larger family market with ample space inside and out and with a tariff to reflect multiple guests. It comprises stunning furniture and is situated in Gypsum Street - only a hop, skip and a jump from Centro Westside Plaza. Accommodates up to six persons in three bedrooms. Fully equipped kitchen with champagne welcome basket. There is a secure yard with a long carport and barbecue and outside entertaining area. The paintings of local artist Colin Radford on display.

Townhouse Four is a newer style home with a large open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area. The paintings of local artist Colin Radford are on display. Accommodates up to four persons with two bedrooms. Enjoy a champagne welcome basket. Modern furnishings and carpet throughout make the property warm and comfortable to help you relax and enjoy your stay. Barbecue and outside entertaining area and a landscaped, secure yard. Secure garage under main roof with entry into the lounge room.

Townhouse One comprises a fully equipped modern kitchen with champagne and chocolates on arrival. The lounge and dining area opens onto a private alfresco deck with a barbecue area ideal for those warm summer nights. The lounge room is fitted out with a large LCD screen, pay television, digital television, DVD/CD and 5.1 surround sound. Townhouse One will make your stay an absolute pleasure with a dishwasher and fully equipped laundry. The cottage provides secure off-street parking with remote controlled carport and sensor lights.

Townhouse Three is conveniently situated next door to Townhouse Two and only a few doors from Townhouse One. It comprises two bedrooms, a large contemporary bathroom and a modern fully equipped kitchen. All guests will enjoy a complimentary champagne welcome basket on arrival. Attention to detail and modern furnishings have created the ultimate getaway cottage for those who are travelling for work, rest or play.

Townhouse Two is situated only a couple of doors from Townhouse One and also comprises two bedrooms. The main bedroom is accompanied with a walk-in robe and beautifully decorated en suite. Attention to detail and modern finished have created the ultimate getaway cottage for those who are travelling for work, rest or play. Beautiful outdoor surroundings make for a relaxing venue to wine and dine and to discover the amazing Broken Hill sunsets.

Based in Broken Hill, the award-winning Tri State Safaris has been in operation since 1992 by Michael and Joanne McCulkin. The tours are designed to introduce travellers to the remarkable outback in safety and comfort, with an accent on learning and having fun. Remember back when a holiday was a real adventure. That's Tri State Safaris philosophy. Tours range from 1 day to 19 days and include destinations such as Cameron Corner, Flinders Ranges, Mutawintji and Mungo National Parks, Simpson Desert, Birdsville, Lake Eyre, Innamincka, Kimberleys, Cape York and The Great Ocean Road. With local knowledge of the outback area, a stop in the middle of nowhere could have you gathering bush tucker, visiting ancient Aboriginal art sites or learning about unusual plants, animals and their habitats. It's an outback experience with an education.

A rare sight in the middle of the outback, a beautiful park with a lake, big grassed areas and a newly built adventure playground for the kids. Relax in the shade of a tree, have a picnic or a stroll around the lake and watch the ducks. This park is part of the Peilya Mine and from the park you can observe the surface structure of one of the few still operating mines in the Broken Hill area.

Two Up: The great Australian Game. Two Up's fame really spread during the First World War when Australian soldiers in France would spend their spare time gambling on the toss of two pennies. Even today games of Two Up are played around Australia on Anzac Day (25th April), with police turning a blind eye to illegal gambling on this one day of the year. Two-Up has been part of Broken Hill life for many years. For more than 60 years the illegal Two Up School was conducted behind a large green door in Crystal Lane at the rear of a greasy spoon cafe. Today Two Up is held at the Musicians Club. It is played in the traditional manner, with one exception, women are allowed to play.

Unique Outback Cottages are located in the small, picturesque mining town of Broken Hill in the heart of the outback, far west NSW. There are currently two cottages available and they can offer customised services for one to six people, depending on your needs. Hebbard Cottage is a fully furnished miners cottage located in the south of Broken Hill close to Patton Street Village, Coles supermarket, public transport and basketball stadium.

Unique Outback Cottages are located in the small, picturesque mining town of Broken Hill in the heart of the outback, far west NSW. Lunam Cottage is a lovely stone cottage located on top of Lunam Street hill, with stunning picturesque views from both the back and front of the cottage. This cottage is fully furnished and self-contained sleeping up to six people, with two double bedrooms, and another bedroom with two king single beds.

Wettenhall Air Services are centrally positioned, providing charter services to Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane with the capability of landing anywhere in between. They specialise in fast, comfortable and reliable passenger transport for groups of any size. You may also like them to plan a custom fishing tour or an unforgettable family holiday! Whatever the reason and where ever the destination, they can make it a reality. They can cater for up to eight passengers in one aircraft or use multiple aircraft for larger groups. Destinations such as Sweers Island (Northern Territory), Whitsunday Islands (Queensland), Lake Mungo (New South Wales), White Cliffs (New South Wales), Snowy Mountains (New South Wales), and Torquay (Victoria)... are only a short flight away!

Go underground, without going under to see crushed mineral collage artworks depicting mining equipment past and present; legend of Sturts Desert Pea, local historical buildings and landscapes. Bushy White was born in Broken Hill in 1943 and spent 26 years working on the local mines, experiencing mining, comradeship with mates and being surrounded by the magnificent minerals that are found only under the "Hill". Bushy uses these unique minerals to create artworks by crushing them up and applying them to a board using several types of glue. Other features include mining video, guided tours and mining models for ease of understanding. Minerals for sale, souvenirs, opals, jewellery, dolls and bear display. Tea, coffee and soft drinks available.