Sightseeing
The memorial to he 800 + miners who lost their lives working on the Broken Hill Mines. The building itself is a metaphor for the underground miners evoking a damp claustrophobic environment.
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Line of Lode Miners Memorial
Federation WayThe memorial to he 800 + miners who lost their lives working on the Broken Hill Mines. The building itself is a metaphor for the underground miners evoking a damp claustrophobic environment.
Silverton Outback Camels
1939 Silverton RoadTake in the outback scenery with family and friends on a camel.
A must visit for children, my son adores this place especially being able to climb inside the trains and envision how people used to ride in them . A great mixture of history for parents and fun for kids of all ages.
Sulphide Street Railway & Historical Museum
230 Blende StA must visit for children, my son adores this place especially being able to climb inside the trains and envision how people used to ride in them . A great mixture of history for parents and fun for kids of all ages.
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The Living Desert and Sculptures
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Within the Living Desert Reserve are two must see major attractions - the sculptures and the flora and fauna sanctuary.
The Sculptures comprise 12 sandstone artworks which highlight the skyline, all with a story to tell. Located on a majestic hilltop within the centre of the reserve, the sculptures were completed in 1993 by artists from around the world.
The Flora and Fauna Sanctuary comprises an area of 180 hectares bordered by an electric predator-proof fence. This sanctuary has been planned and designed carefully to provide visitors with a unique insight into flora, fauna and Aboriginal culture of western New South Wales. This is truly a sanctuary with a difference; the one and a half kilometre cultural trail within the sanctuary takes you on a journey through the Arboretum and Sturt Pea Wildflower display, Aboriginal attractions display past culture and recent contemporary story pole artwork.
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The Living Desert and Sculptures
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BROKEN HILL AREA
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The Living Desert and Sculptures
Overview
Within the Living Desert Reserve are two must see major attractions - the sculptures and the flora and fauna sanctuary.
The Sculptures comprise 12 sandstone artworks which highlight the skyline, all with a story to tell. Located on a majestic hilltop within the centre of the reserve, the sculptures were completed in 1993 by artists from around the world.
The Flora and Fauna Sanctuary comprises an area of 180 hectares bordered by an electric predator-proof fence. This sanctuary has been planned and designed carefully to provide visitors with a unique insight into flora, fauna and Aboriginal culture of western New South Wales. This is truly a sanctuary with a difference; the one and a half kilometre cultural trail within the sanctuary takes you on a journey through the Arboretum and Sturt Pea Wildflower display, Aboriginal attractions display past culture and recent contemporary story pole artwork.

You've Landed in the 1950s! Step into the world of malted milks and soda spiders in this magic and special original local Aussie icon. Features famous Bells syrups and cordials,old style drinks, milk bar museum, and retro gift store
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Bell's Milk Bar
160 Patton St
You've Landed in the 1950s! Step into the world of malted milks and soda spiders in this magic and special original local Aussie icon. Features famous Bells syrups and cordials,old style drinks, milk bar museum, and retro gift store
The Big Picture
Local artist Peter Anderson (Ando) had a vision to paint 100,000 saltbush, 20,000 trees, 20,000 small stones, 1000 large stones, 3000 clouds, 1500 hills and the 12 sculptures which comprise ‘The Big Picture’, the World's Largest Acrylic Painting on Canvas by a single artist.
Opened to the public in 2001, Ando's Big Picture quickly became Broken Hill's number one tourist attraction! Spectators say they experience the sensation of 'walking into a painting' while having the impression of being in the actual Outback.
Chocolate & Fudge
The Silver City Mint and Art Centre houses an iconic 'Chocolate Factory' which creates a delectable range of confectionary known to tempt chocolate connoisseurs from around the world.
Handmade Jewellery
For a unique souvenir of your outback experience, discover exquisite handmade, elegant silver jewellery handcrafted in Broken Hill. You can even watch the on-site Silversmith expertly create a memorable masterpiece right before your eyes.
Metal Sculptures
Alternatively, how about a unique Australian sculpture inspired by the outback and expertly crafted in a variety of locally sourced metals by local artists.
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Silver City Mint and Art Centre
66 Chloride StThe Big Picture
Local artist Peter Anderson (Ando) had a vision to paint 100,000 saltbush, 20,000 trees, 20,000 small stones, 1000 large stones, 3000 clouds, 1500 hills and the 12 sculptures which comprise ‘The Big Picture’, the World's Largest Acrylic Painting on Canvas by a single artist.
Opened to the public in 2001, Ando's Big Picture quickly became Broken Hill's number one tourist attraction! Spectators say they experience the sensation of 'walking into a painting' while having the impression of being in the actual Outback.
Chocolate & Fudge
The Silver City Mint and Art Centre houses an iconic 'Chocolate Factory' which creates a delectable range of confectionary known to tempt chocolate connoisseurs from around the world.
Handmade Jewellery
For a unique souvenir of your outback experience, discover exquisite handmade, elegant silver jewellery handcrafted in Broken Hill. You can even watch the on-site Silversmith expertly create a memorable masterpiece right before your eyes.
Metal Sculptures
Alternatively, how about a unique Australian sculpture inspired by the outback and expertly crafted in a variety of locally sourced metals by local artists.
Food Scene
One of our most stylish cafes. Sit down in the leafy outdoor area and make your choice of a smoothie bowl, smashed avo on toast, sandwiches, burgers or enjoy a freshly brewed coffee and home made dessert
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The Silly Goat
425 Argent StOne of our most stylish cafes. Sit down in the leafy outdoor area and make your choice of a smoothie bowl, smashed avo on toast, sandwiches, burgers or enjoy a freshly brewed coffee and home made dessert
Try the Sturt rib challenge and get your photo up on the wall.
Watch a local game or enjoy one of our live bands on a Sunday night with a nice cold beer.
The Sturt Restaurant
321 Blende StreetTry the Sturt rib challenge and get your photo up on the wall.
Watch a local game or enjoy one of our live bands on a Sunday night with a nice cold beer.
Newly renovated, good atmosphere, cocktail list, DJ and bands, yummy pub food, woodfire oven pizza.
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The Broken Hill Pub
400 Argent StNewly renovated, good atmosphere, cocktail list, DJ and bands, yummy pub food, woodfire oven pizza.
As one of Broken Hill's best-known venues, The Astra is a one-stop accommodation dining, entertainment and events destination
The Astra
393 Argent StAs one of Broken Hill's best-known venues, The Astra is a one-stop accommodation dining, entertainment and events destination
The Deli
9 Argent StAmazing coffee, cooking utensils, homewares, cheese and salami lovers 101
28Eighty Cafe
86 Pro Hart WayAmazing food
Leisure
A family friendly destination with a mixture of multiple size indoor and out door areas, Cafe food and coffee, indoor gym
Broken Hill Regional Aquatic Centre
336 McCulloch StA family friendly destination with a mixture of multiple size indoor and out door areas, Cafe food and coffee, indoor gym
Featured in the iconic Australian film Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
Yummy food and live bands and entertainment .
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Palace Hotel
227 Argent StFeatured in the iconic Australian film Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
Yummy food and live bands and entertainment .
Broken Hill parkrun
220 Racecourse RoadRun, walk, jog, kids, furry friends welcome for 5km track.