Top Things to do in Mount Gambier
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Top 7 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Mount Gambier, South Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Mount Gambier, Australia including Mount & Vine Tourism, Mount Gambier Rsl War Museum, Mount Gambier Visitor Centre, Mount Gambier Public Library, Engelbrecht Cave, The Riddoch & Main Corner Complex, Riddoch Arts & Cultural Centre.
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1. Mount & Vine Tourism
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 27 reviews
Mount & Vine Tourism offers Sightseeing and Winery Tours to the Cellar Doors of the Limestone Coast. 'Marcel' (my new VW Multivan) and I have made many good friends through-out the Limestone Coast and we would love the opportunity to introduce you to them and their incredible produce. We cater for groups up to 6 people in comfort and style, so grab some friends and join us for a great fun day out!
2. Mount Gambier Rsl War Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
3. Mount Gambier Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
Mount Gambier Visitor Information Centre provides a warm welcome and a wide range of brochures, with qualified staff ready to assist you to get the best out of your visit to Mount Gambier. Get a taste of the region as you explore the Discovery Centre located within the centre. Public toilets, ample parking, large vehicle parking, bus departure bay, disabled access, after hours information at the front door. Open daily, Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm and Saturday and Sunday and Public Holidays from 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Reviewed By MACIMI - West Kelowna, Canada
We have rarely been disappointed stopping at visitor centres in Victoria and this one was no exception. A very knowledgeable lady filled us up with info and brochures and offered suggestions for people of our vintage to go and see and enjoy. The museum was very informative. There is plenty of parking and the toilets were spotless. One suggestion, when you drive out the exit, take it easy as the slope to the street has quite a bump at the end. If your car is low, be careful.
4. Mount Gambier Public Library
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
If you haven't visited a library for a few years, come and take a look. The library of today is probably not the place you remember. Our children's area is a delight to explore with a replica cave for them to explore. Along with free internet computers, Wi-Fi and materials to loan the library also hosts The Bookmark Cafe with views overlooking the cave garden.
5. Engelbrecht Cave
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 212 reviews
CAVE: Embark on our 45-60 minute cave tour where you explore an excellent example of the famous water filled caves of the region. The cave has two caverns which show the geological characteristics of limestone cave formation and the changes in underground water levels. Tours available daily. Fee applies. CAFE: Alfresco Cafe serving Mahalia coffee, hot chocolate, delicious sandwiches, cakes and other treats, as well as a range of Limestone Coast products.
Reviewed By dianemaryg - Adelaide, Australia
Visited Engelbrecht Cave with two grandsons 7 and 10 years old . It was an excellent experience for young and old with a very informative guide who gave us a great insight into the cave systems surrounding Mount Gambier and a history of how this dry cave was found and what it was used for in years gone by.
6. The Riddoch & Main Corner Complex
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 46 reviews
The Riddoch & Main Corner Complex is an arts & cultural centre featuring sophisticated sound and light displays that tell the story of Mount Gambier, including a free feature documentary called Volcano, as well as hosting South Australia's largest regional art gallery.
Reviewed By Happytravellers50
We came to see the Volcano film on a rainy afternoon. It was excellent and our kids enjoyed it and learnt from it. We stayed afterwards and our son loved the Sidney Nolan exhibition and our daughter enjoyed colouring in at the art table. The staff were super friendly and helpful and made us feel welcome. A great place to visit and we would recommend it.
7. Riddoch Arts & Cultural Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By jrtakesontheworld - Australia, null
Another town, another art gallery. I was lucky enough to view Riddoch's two latest offerings, which opened last night: 'As far as the eye can see' and 'Unbound'. The former is a touring exhibition from the Blue Mountains. This is a great space and well worth a visit. The gallery shop has a good range of interesting gifts.
