Discover the best top things to do in Wagga Wagga, Australia including Wagga Wagga City Library, Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre, Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens, Museum of the Riverina, RAAF Wagga Aviation Heritage Centre, Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre, Lake Albert, Wagga Beach, Willans Hill Miniature Railway.
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5.0 based on 15 reviews
Come visit us in 2016, our 70th birthday year! Wagga Wagga City Library is the place to go for all your information and recreation needs.
4.5 based on 127 reviews
Welcome to beautiful, vibrant Wagga Wagga! The hub of the Riverina on the banks of the magnificent Murrumbidgee River, we're more than just the largest regional City in New South Wales - we're an Australian icon - and we can't wait to share our secrets with you! If you're curious of mind and you enjoy discovering new things, you'll love Wagga Wagga. From stunning landscapes and unusual architecture to sassy shops and a vibrant arts scene, it's a place that will capture your imagination and tempt you to come back again and again. Come see us at the Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre as we show you why there's a hundred little reasons to visit Wagga Wagga.
Good range of brochures for the surrounding areas and very good gift shop. Very friendly staff and clean
4.5 based on 362 reviews
Wander through the well maintained gardens or use a free gas BBQ before heading into to the free zoo. There is a cactus/succulent garden hidden behind one of the children’s playgrounds, and the Chinese Garden is very pretty when the camellias are in bloom. The mini ride-on railway is a bit of fun for kids and adults ($2.50), running every second Sunday. Check the website for dates. The cafe/restaurant is closed st the moment, but hopefully will reopen soon.
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Formerly the city's Council Chambers, this historic building now hosts local and touring exhibitions covering history, science, innovation and technology. The Museum of the Riverina's two sites bring history to life, with exhibitions and activities for all ages.
I did visit both venues of the Museum of the Riverina - this one, in the heart of town, near the galleries and library, featured the historical council chamber and an exhibition entitled 'SPY' on espionage in Australia and beyond, and the lady on the desk was very helpful and kind. The other venue, up the hill next to the Botanic Gardens, is a very interesting little museum, with all kinds of memorabilia of early days of Wagga Wagga, and its people/pioneers, heroes, vehicles and equipment (outside) and more. Well worth a visit.
4.5 based on 57 reviews
RAAF Wagga Aviation Heritage Centre showcases Air Force history, along with representing the significant involvement of the RAAF in the Riverina region of New South Wales. The static display aircraft next to the Aviation Heritage Centre represent over 50 years of RAAF flying history and are completely accessible for the public to view and photograph. The display comprises Air Force heritage artefacts displayed in various themed rooms, including a 'Community Room', which is devoted to a rotational display that relates to military history and/or the contribution made by people from Wagga Wagga and the Riverina region and the "Riverina Room" which hosts an interactive display of bases established in the Riverina. As the last remaining Riverina World War II Base within a network of bases incorporating Narrandera, Temora, Deniliquin, Tocumwal, Cootamundra and Uranquinty; this Aviation Heritage Centre represents the only repository for regional specific RAAF memorabilia.
A lovely way to spend an hour or so poking into the RAAF history. Located just outside the gates of RAAF Base Wagga, the museum is the old gaurdhouse so is interesting in itself. The two gentlemen custodians are very knowledgeable and are ex-serving in the Air Force so are a font of knowledge about all things RAAF. Take your time dwlving into the history and discovering all the nooks and crannies in this very interesting museum. Great activity for all the family.
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Located in the heart of Wagga Wagga, the Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre features a range of both indoor and outdoor facilities. Indoor area: • 25m pool • Leisure pool • Toddler pools • Warm program pool, which is frequently used for children's swimming lessons and hydrotherapy • Large male, female, family and disabled accessible change rooms • Café • Speedo shop Outdoor area: • 50m pool • Diving pool, which has a one-metre and three-metre springboard and a five-metre platform • Free barbecue facilities • Children's playground The Oasis has a range of children's birthday packages available, including exclusive use of the giant inflatable water rollers. It's also a great location for your next sporting or community group function, with the free barbecue facilities or café available. Wagga Wagga is known as the City of Good Sports and the Oasis can also cater for various activities including water polo, diving, and triathlon. The facility provides swimming lessons, aqua aerobics and an active over 50s group exercise class. Don't like to get wet? The Oasis is adjacent to Workout Wagga Gym (fees as charged by private operator) and is a stone's throw from the CBD and shopping centres. For more information, contact the Oasis team on (02) 6926 9390.
This was such a great place to bring kids 3 and 5yrs old to cool off, lots of different pools for the young ones and whirl pool and other different areas to swim. Great to have a litte playground so the kids can use up more of their energy after swimming. Great amnenties. Friendly life guards.
4.0 based on 68 reviews
Lake Albert is one of Wagga's most popular recreational facilities. It caters for boating, fishing, swimming and other aquatic activities, and is commonly used by walkers, joggers and bike riders. It is family friendly and a must for visitors to Wagga Wagga. Eight fitness stations have been installed in four locations on the eastern side of Lake Albert. Set over 800m, the fitness stations are very popular with users of the lake. The walking track around Lake Albert is 5.5 kilometres.
My inner snob is showing itself with this review. There is nothing wrong with the lake - Except for the sporadic blue green algae from time to time. Has boat ramp for vehicle access a park and BBQ facilities on the side. However that's it. There isn't much special about it. It just gives you the luxury of not having to travel 4+ hours to the coast. There are better Dams/lakes within a few hours drive but for an afternoon this will do.
4.0 based on 88 reviews
Riverside: Wagga Beach is a popular, natural, attraction in Wagga Wagga. There's great access to the Murrumbidgee River, plenty of grassed, shady spots for a picnic, sheltered barbecue areas, a playground and seats to sit and watch the world go by. Splash about and cool off at the sandy beach area during the warmer months. Or, launch your kayak or canoe from here and see part of our city from the water. Riverside: Wagga Beach is also part of the Wiradjuri Walking Track in Wagga Wagga. Stop off here for a rest as you wander the track, or start here and discover more of our city. Riverside: Wagga Beach is just five minutes from the city's CBD, so you don't have to travel far to find this small piece of paradise when you #visitwagga Note: if you do enjoy a dip in the Murrumbidgee River remember to have fun, but most of all, stay safe, wear a life vest and #respecttheriver.
Just an amazing beach 500 km from the coast on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River! Fabulous amenities!
4.5 based on 34 reviews
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