Discover the best top things to do in Gympie, Australia including The Gympie Jungle, Banyandah Alpacas, Thai Remedial Massage Gympie, Gympie Bone Museum, Mary Valley Rattler, Gympie Tours, Gympie Gold Mining and Historical Museum, Woodworks Museum & Interpretive Centre, Gympie Regional Gallery, Destination Gympie Region.
Restaurants in Gympie
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Indoor playground and Cafe. Takeaway Available. A fantastic place to eat and drink in a relaxed atmosphere while the kids run riot. Fully equipped indoor playground designed to Enhance major and minor motor skills whilst being an absolute blast. Adults free. Kids 6.5 -9.5 time unlimited. Fully airconditioned with Great coffee and delicious food Easy parking for long vehicles.
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Dawn Perryman is an Alpaca Consultant and Seller of garments and products made from alpaca fleece. Dawn has been in the industry since 1994, breeding and selling both Huacaya and Suri animals. Her knowledge and experience with alpacas allows her to offer advice and assistance to those new to the industry or in need of help.
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Massage by Su Avison ... Su has a unique blend of Thai Remedial Massage that has been influenced by her 15+ years experience in Traditional Thai massage. If you NEED a massage during your holiday to the Mary Valley region... 1 or 2 hour massages available, Thai Massage / DEEP tissue Massage/ Foot Massage / Remedial Massage/ OPEN 7 days ... Treat your self to a GYMPIE Massage @ Thai Remedial Massage Gympie.
5.0 based on 2 reviews
The Gympie Bone Museum is Australia's first and only museum dedicated entirely to the art and science of modern bones and skeletons. The Gympie Bone Museum intends to grow into a world class facility for the study and teaching of comparative anatomy as well as a tourism destination. Ever since it was just the bare bones of an idea, the community response has been enthusiastic and overwhelmingly supportive. It’s time for Gympie to shine as a regional hub for science, innovation and tourism. Gympie Bone Museum - come and see what you'll look like later
4.5 based on 665 reviews
Rediscover the magic of a bygone era aboard the historic Mary Valley Rattler. The scenic Mary Valley is a place where you can experience the friendly laid back atmosphere of rural living at its best. The Rattler's 46 kilometre round trip starts at Gympie and after crossing over the Mary River, chugs its way rhythmically around an abundance of curves, across bridges and numerous gentle hills. Your journey passes through Dagun, home to a beautiful heritage station before continuing to the quaint community of Amamoor nestled in the centre of the Mary Valley. You'll marvel at the restored turntable installed at the Amamoor Station and fascinated by the process required to turn the locomotive around for its return to Gympie. Make sure you leave plenty of time to explore the restored Gympie Station which houses a historic display, a gift shop and a cafe offering dine in and takeaway options. The Mary Valley Rattler is more than a train ride. It's a half-day adventure into history.
4.5 based on 2 reviews
You will learn some of the History of Gympie, Gold, Dairy, Timber and small crops.The Industry which carries Gympie today will amaze you. A tour through the historic City is also included.
4.5 based on 122 reviews
All sorts of exhilbits from old Gympie. We had no idea the gold field were so extensive. There are maps and artifacts from mining, gold processing, domestic life, wartime and more. The industrious volunteers were happy to show us all sorts of things. Definately recommend this.
4.5 based on 30 reviews
The Woodworks Museum and Interpretive Centre re-defines the Forestry Story through live demonstration, science-based education and state-of-the-art interpretation. You will see fascinating relics of forest history, lovingly restored and working in live demonstrations.
This museum is truely amazing. Located right at highway. Ticket is very cheap, $7/adult, my kid under 5 is free. The museum displays many different kind of wood, tools and machines. There is a giant piece of wood that more than +600 years. Can’t imagine how big this tree was. Bond museum is my most favarious part which displays human bond and animal bond. The guy working here is super friendly and useful. He explains everything very details. Basically, I have learned a lot after the visit. I think this place is very useful for education.
4.5 based on 16 reviews
We saw a fantastic print exhibition at the Gympie Regional Gallery. A beautiful building with a really good exhibition space over 2 stories. Friendly volunteers and a splendid gift shop!
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Destination Gympie Region operators the visitor information centres for the region encompassing the sub-regions of Tin Can Bay, Rainbow Beach, Gympie City, The Mary Valley, Kilkivan and Goomeri. The Centre provides a wealth of information for visitors to the region on tours, attractions, events and accommodation and is located in the Lake Alford Park which is an ideal rest spot for the traveller.
Excellent walk. Plenty to look at. Often see platypus in the early morning's, lots of birds. Very enjoyable
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