Riverina Attractions
One of the state's premier art venues, Griffith Regional Theatre showcases world class performing arts and entertainment to the Riverina region. Offering a program to cater to all artistic tastes, ...
An ideal way to explore around the city of Wagga Wagga, the Wiradjuri Walking Track is a 30 km trail designed to showcase the history and nature of the regional centre. From the Wagga Wagga Informa...
The Riverina is NSW largest geographical food & wine-producing region. The Murrumbidgee plays a vital role of providing water for irrigation farming in the region. Fed by the mouth of the river, fa...
Displaying a wealth of historical memorabilia, Gundagai Historical Museum has, since 1968, been home to a treasure trove of memorabilia that tells a tale of Riverina past. From pioneering life to n...
Located on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River, Wagga Wagga is the largest inland city in the State of New South Wales, and is considered the capital of the Riverina area. Wagga Wagga is an aborigi...
Recreates pioneering days with a drop-log homestead, a goalhouse, schoolhouse, blacksmith's shop and other buildings. Kiosk, barbecue and picnic facilities are provided.
Has Olympic, childrens and toddlers swimming pools, giant waterslide, rampage, bush walking tracks, caravan park, holiday lodges and boating facilities.
The paddle steamers of the inland river system began operations in the 1850s. During their hey-day riverboats played a pivotal role providing an important means of transport for the inhabitants of ...
Cocoparra National Park is situated on 8,358 hectares. Located 25 kilometres north-east of Griffith, Cocoparra offers a chance to see original Riverina forests with wattles, orchids and tough-as-na...
Bishop’s Lodge is an 1888 iron house designed by architect John Sulman and the Bishop of the Riverina to combat the region’s extreme climate. The building is surrounded by a historic garden, which ...