Heritage Tour of Broken Hill with City Sights and Heritage
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels, no strenuous activity required.
Overview
Discover the history and panoramic views of Broken Hill on a captivating 3.5-hour heritage tour. Learn about its mining past, explore iconic landmarks, and enjoy breathtaking Outback scenery.
City Sights and Heritage
$60 per adult | All Ages | 3.5 Hours
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About This Adventure
Embark on a captivating 3.5-hour tour of Broken Hill, starting at the historic Picnic train ambush site. Discover lush golf courses, iconic landmarks like the Afghan Mosque and Titanic Memorial, and explore the city's rich mining heritage. Enjoy breathtaking views from the slag heap lookout, making for an unforgettable experience.
Amazing City of Broken Hill
Rates
Adult (Ages 16+): $60 Child (Ages 15 and younger): $50
Duration
3 hours and 30 minutes
About
We start our tour at the Picnic train ambush site where you can read about the attack on the picnic train, then onto the White Rocks.
We visit the Broken Hill Golf & Country Club; see the transformation of semi desert into lush green fairways.
We pass the Afghan Mosque, travelling around the City we take in the Igloo, the new hospital, the high schools, primary schools, the Titanic Memorial in Sturt Park, view some of the wonderful buildings we have today, drive past the Broken Hill Gaol and Westside Plaza.
We drive around the outskirts of the Mines, hear and see the heritage of our wonderful City and finally we also visit the lookout on top of the slag heap before heading back to your Motel.
Adventure Tips
Bring your camera
Capture the expansive desert views and historic landmarks during the tour.
Wear comfortable shoes
Walking around the landmarks and lookout points requires sturdy footwear.
Stay sun protected
Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses are recommended in the Outback sun.
Hydrate well
Bring water to stay refreshed during the outdoor tour.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red kangaroos
- Emus
History
Broken Hill’s boom started with silver mining in the late 1800s, shaping Australia's outback frontier.
Conservation
Tour operators emphasize environmental responsibility by promoting respectful wildlife viewing and minimizing waste.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Necessary for walking around outdoor landmarks and uneven terrain.
Sun protection gear
Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses are vital under Outback sun.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during the outdoor tour.
Camera or smartphone
Capture scenic views and historic sites along the route.