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What to do and see in Glen Innes, New South Wales: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Glen Innes, Australia including Glen Innes Chapel Cinema, The Makers Shed, The Super Strawberry, Land of the Beardies History House Museum & Research Centre, The Glen Innes Visitor Information Centre, Gawura Gallery, Australian Standing Stones, Australian Standing Stones, Made in Glen Fabric and Crafts, Country Art Escapes.
Restaurants in Glen Innes
1. Glen Innes Chapel Cinema
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. The Makers Shed
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Situated one block off the New England Highway on the high street of Glen Innes, The Makers Shed is a marketplace for the handmade and independent work of artisans, artists and authors, including silversmith Richard Moon and author-artist Michael Burge. A unique range of original jewellery, art and handmade goods and quality independent books can be purchased throughout the year. Experience a silversmithing demonstration or take a creative workshop in jewellery making, art or writing and social media; and watch out for our regular literary events! Open Wednesdays to Saturdays 10am-4pm.
Reviewed By H1098LRemmac
There are a good range of very high quality handmade items here, and the jeweller Richard, who was working when I went in, was a wealth of information, friendly and approachable. I spent an enjoyable half hour having a chat, and Richard was willing to give me information to help me enjoy my time in Glen Innes. Will definitely come back!
3. The Super Strawberry
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4.5 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By 5555599999 - Dubbo, Australia
It’s a great destination for any time of the day or year. The strawberries are grown on site and you can see the rows of strawberry plants as you Park your car! If you visit out of season not a problem as they freeze the fruit. I had the strawberry thick shake and it’s the best I have ever had. The menu is huge.
4. Land of the Beardies History House Museum & Research Centre
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4.5 based on 39 reviews
The museum houses a unique collection of local artefacts and memorabilia dating back to the early settlers of Glen Innes and District and encompassing its Celtic heritage. All located in the original Glen Innes Hospital. A variety of machinery is on view in the grounds. The Research Centre has an extensive collection of resources available for family and local history research. Open 7 days.
Reviewed By traceygO9394CY - Lithgow, Australia
After hosting a Family Reunion in Glen Innes we arranged a group visit to the museum the next morning. Eve and the other wonderful volunteers kindly arranged tea, coffee and biscuits for us. They were a wealth of information about both our family and the area. The displays were well set out and labelled and cover a very wide variety of items from various areas of everyday life. I would highly recommend this museum, it is well worth a visit.
5. The Glen Innes Visitor Information Centre
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4.5 based on 123 reviews
We are more than happy to help you with all of your inquiries to ensure your time here is memorable. The Glen Innes Highlands is packed full of adventure and experiences with distinctive seasons, gourmet foods along with its picaresque town and villages. Great for road touring, kayaking and canoeing, mountain biking, fishing for the mighty Murray Cod or meandering along its historic colonial main street or museums. This agricultural town has a proud Celtic Heritage and is home to the Australian Standing Stones - the National monument erected to honour all the Celtic pioneers of Australia – hosting the Australian Celtic Festival in May each year. The World Heritage Washpool and Gibraltar Range National Parks, Stonehenge and the Minerama Fossicking Gem & Jewellery Show are just a few of the other great attractions on offer. Said to be one of the world’s richest mineral diversity belts, sapphires are one of the many treasures to be found in the plentiful fossicking areas.
Reviewed By H1098LRemmac
Great information and assistance (although they don't hover over you), a lot of great souvenirs and local (and international) goods for sale
6. Gawura Gallery
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4.5 based on 17 reviews
Gawura Gallery is a high end Aboriginal Art Gallery plus Fine arts with a Cafe attached. Offering morning and afternoon teas and light lunches. An Aboriginal Artist is on site daily to do cultural and artist talks. Gift shop open with local Aboriginal merchandise. Home to internationally acclaimed Aboriginal Artist Lloyd Hornsby. Open 9am - 4pm Tuesday to Sunday (Closed Monday)
Reviewed By V2545RRsuea
Well what a find this was. Amazing local Aboriginal artist who was on hand to discuss and explain significance of paintings. Awesome food at a very reasonable price. Also Aboriginal craft items from local tribes
7. Australian Standing Stones
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4.0 based on 9 reviews
8. Australian Standing Stones
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4.0 based on 260 reviews
Reviewed By 213mandic
Great little walk around the standing stones. Very interesting and great view of the town from here. Kids loved running around. Plenty of space! Would be good for a picnic too!
9. Made in Glen Fabric and Crafts
Made in Glen is a fabric and craft shop located in the stunning Glen Innes heritage CBD, directly opposite the Town Hall. Stocking a range of sewing and craft supplies, Made in Glen offers a unique yet affordable shopping experience. Products available include fabric, yarn and wool, haberdashery, craft kits, cross stitch supplies, trims and much more. Also in store is a variety of handmade gifts
10. Country Art Escapes
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
