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What to do and see in Red Centre, Northern Territory: The Best Traveler Resources
Discover the best top things to do in Red Centre, Australia including Alice Springs Visitor Information Centre, Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre, Battery Hill Mining Centre, Alice Springs Convention Centre, Alice Springs Public Library.
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1. Alice Springs Visitor Information Centre
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4.5 based on 350 reviews
Tourism Central Australia proudly represents the spectacular region of Central Australia, including Alice Springs, Uluru, Tennant Creek, and everywhere in between! Our Visitor Information Centre in the heart of Alice Springs can provide up to date travel and tour information. Welcome!
Reviewed By 849christinec - Greater Sydney, Australia
Popped into the centre for some information and tips about the region. The Centre is quite spacious and nicely decorated with heaps of literature to browse through. We were assisted by Kylie ( apparently She's on "L Plates". She was extremely polite, jovial and helpful, went out of her way to assist but at the same time, very professional. She gave us great tips and ideas about where to go & what to see. This is a definite must to do when you first arrive in Alice Springs.
2. Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre
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4.0 based on 1,025 reviews
Learn about the history and legend of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park by exploring its Aboriginal culture.
Reviewed By DavidV657 - Frederick, United States
The visit to the Cultural Center culminated with a aboriginal demonstration and program put on by a local group the Red Spaces Cultural Tours After the visit and this program, you leave Uluru with a greater appreciation of the Australian aboriginal people and importance the mountain was to their life in the outback.
3. Battery Hill Mining Centre
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4.0 based on 109 reviews
Battery Hill, overlooking the township of Tennant Creek is named after the original ten-head stamp battery. The 1930’s site echoes the soul and spirit of the miners. Underground Gold Mine tours are conducted regularly. Take self guided walks and meander past the historic machinery. Pay a small fee and enjoy Freedom, Fortitude and Flies; the social history museum and Minerals Museum with its superlative McLaughlin Collection. You will be surprised, they are worth every cent.
4. Alice Springs Convention Centre
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4.0 based on 4 reviews
Almost exactly in the middle of Australia, with 11 separate meeting and event areas, state of the art facilities and a dedicated sales and operations team the ASPCC is the perfect location to showcase our rich cultural heritage and the unique landscape the Red Centre has to offer. Featuring contemporary architecture that reflects the colours of the Red Centre and the rustic appeal of the outback.
