Bathurst situated in the Central Tablelands area of New South Wales is a town, in history. Has numerous offerings for visitors. Here are some not to be missed attractions when exploring Bathurst;
- Mount Panorama Circuit; Known worldwide as a motor racing track Mount Panorama Circuit hosts the Bathurst 1000 event, which is an iconic motor racing spectacle in Australia. Even if you’re not a fan of racing the panoramic views from the mountain top are absolutely breathtaking.
- Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum; Housing a collection of fossils and minerals from over the globe the Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum stands out as a must visit destination. One of its highlights is a 5 meter replica of a T Rex skeleton.
- National Motor Racing Museum; Another essential stop for motorsports enthusiasts is the National Motor Racing Museum. It showcases an assortment of cars and memorabilia including some of the legendary vehicles from the Bathurst 1000 race.
- Machattie Park; Situated at the heart of Bathurst, Machattie Park is a space featuring attractions such as a charming rotunda, bandstand, fountain, as well as serene walking paths and delightful gardens.
- Abercrombie Caves; outside Bathurst lies Abercrombie Caves—a captivating attraction that offers an experience to explore extraordinary caves with stunning natural formations.
These recommendations promise a visit, to Bathurst filled with both delights and natural wonders.
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You have the opportunity to go on a guided tour of the caves where you can witness stalactites and stalagmites.
The Bathurst Regional Art Gallery boasts a collection of art showcasing pieces by renowned artists, from the country.
If you’re interested in history Chifley Home is worth a visit. It’s a house museum that was once home, to Ben Chifley, the Prime Minister of Australia. Inside you’ll find furniture and artifacts that provide a glimpse into Australias political past.
