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Broken Hill Sturt Club

Broken Hill Sturt Club offers Keno, TAB, refreshments at a reasonable price as well as all the services clubs used to have. Try the Sturt Restaurant, fantastic food at everyday prices. Come and enjoy the quiet, friendly atmosphere while enjoying your favourite beverage, located just around the corner from the main street. Counter Lunches served from 12pm to 2pm Monday to Friday and dinner from 6pm to late Monday to Saturday. Group bookings are essential for any other times...

Bush and Beyond Studio Gallery

Come and visit Wendy Martin and Ian Lewis' inspiring art gallery in the main street, Bush and Beyond Studio Gallery. The Gallery features original art, prints, souvenirs and gift lines. Wendy enjoys painting the Australian landscape and local environment in the traditional realistic style and works mainly in pastel and oil. She has won many awards and has exhibited throughout Australia since 1980. Ian came to fame for his railway and aviation paintings, although he regards himself essentially as a landscape painter working mainly in oil and other mediums. He has exhibited in New Zealand and Australia, had his work published and is the recipient of a major art award...

John Murray Art Gallery

John Murray Art Gallery in Lightning Ridge is the exclusive outlet for original John Murray paintings. One of the outback's favourite painters, here you can view the brilliant landscapes and characters first hand. The contrasting landscapes of the Australian Outback are portrayed in photo realistic detail with humour and whimsy. Come in and browse the large range of original paintings, prints, cards and souvenirs...

Stephens Creek Reservoir

Stephens Creek Reservoir - Stephens Creek Weir is located 17 kilometres from Broken Hill on the Barrier Highway. In the past, water shortages were always a problem and the long standing indifference of Sydney governments to Broken Hill's water supply angered locals. Until 1914 Stephen's Creek was the town's only reservoir, but in 1903 it was completely empty and in 1907 and 1909 it almost dried up. Now the reservoir has a lookout area and is a pleasant place for a picnic and a short stroll. It features a children's playground, picnic tables and coin operated barbecue...

Bells Milk Bar and Museum

For generations people have been coming from far and wide to taste the famous sodas, spiders and milkshakes from this magical and special shop. You can get a real taste of Broken Hill history as you sit in this unique and authentic 1950s milk bar. As well as the original setting, all your favourite old fashioned drinks are made from Les Bell's original recipe syrups and cordials made right there on the premises, in two gallon batches, just like they have been doing for years. Learn about Australian milk bar and cafe culture in the milk bar museum, browse the gift shop or try a range or old style drinks and desserts. Free WiFi...

Soap Shed - Coogee Homestead

The Soap Shed is a farm homestead selling handmade natural soaps, lotions, creams, soy wax candles, aromatherapy items, handmade baby-wear, embroidered towels, gift bags, non-chemical room sprays and liquid soaps. The Soap Shed is five kilometres from Balranald on the Euston Road, look out for the pink and black signs. Ask about their handmade and natural creams and lotions, especially for you...

Louth

The tiny town of Louth (population 50) sits on the banks of the Darling River and came into existence in 1856 when a pub was built to cater for the passing river trade. Today the population expands to thousands when the Louth Turf Club holds their annual race meeting in August. The event had become so popular that the local airfield usually hosts upwards of fifty aeroplanes. Louth has a cemetery that holds a monument to love. Louth's small cemetery has the Matthews Monument, a tribute to love and tragedy, which projects an impressive beam of light during sunset each day - it has to be seen to be believed...

Trentham Estate

"On the banks of the mighty Murray River, and but a short drive from Mildura, Trentham Estate is one of the region's best wineries and vineyards, producing ripe, sunny, and high-quality wines that once again show some of the more "sophisticated" regions further south a thing or two. There's a restaurant and lovely views of the river; good barbecuing facilities, and a range of invariably satisfying wines: Chardonnay, Merlot and Shiraz can be of the highest quality given the very affordable price." - Wine commentator Ben Canaider. Cellar Door: Open for tastings and sales seven days a week Restaurant: A-la-carte lunch and BBQ Tuesday - Sunday Winner at 2007-2008-2009 Inland NSW Tourism Awards - Tourism Wineries category...

Julie Hart Gallery

Julie Hart has fast become recognised as a vibrant young landscape artist, with unlimited potential in her field, who is not only able to create and capture a surreal depth of image, but also a perception of movement in her paintings, that many dream of, but few ever attain. Julie carries the prestige of the Hart name, but as yet not the price and this creates an excellent point at which to start a serious art collection, or add to the credibility of an existing collection. Perceived by many to be the one to carry her fathers mantle (although not as prolific as Pro) this makes her work attractive to both art lovers and investors alike. Over the last several years, demand has doubled for Julie's work due to the ascetic appeal of her paintings and in part to the free and honest approach she has taken to her painting...

Railway Mineral and Train Museum

The Railway Museum building was erected in 1905, from sandstone quarried from the Block 114 Mine Lease, replacing the original timber and iron station built in 1888. The Silverton Tramway Company operated a private narrow gauge railway system between Broken Hill and Cockburn (on the South Australian border) from 1888 to 1970. In 1970, following the introduction by the Commonwealth Government of the standard gauge system, the Silverton Tramway Company's Railway services were discontinued. See the Comet Train Engine, which is now housed in the museum and imagine what it was like in its hey-day! The museum also houses the hospital museum, the migration museum and has an extensive mineral collection. The Broken Hill Migrant Museum was set up by the Broken Hill Migrant Heritage Committee Inc. Broken Hill is more than a landscape and old buildings - it is the people that make it special and the Broken Hill exhibition gives the local people a voice and tells their stories. ...

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