A vibrant journey through Broken Hill’s rich blend of art, history, and iconic landmarks—from world-class galleries to milk bar nostalgia and mining history.

* Includes pick up and return to your Broken Hill accommodation. This tour operates daily from March through to November. Book for 4 and save 20% – discount automatically applied at checkout.

• We begin at the famous Jack Absalom Gallery, exploring the vivid works of the legendary outback artist (entry fee included).
• Next, we delve into the Geology & Mineralogy Museum, where Broken Hill’s glittering natural riches are on full display (entry fee included).
• We then visit the Silver City Art Centre to experience The Big Picture (entry fee included).
• We stop in at Bell’s Milk Bar, Australia’s oldest operating milk bar, to enjoy a nostalgic treat (at your own cost).
• Then we drive along Argent and Blende Streets, uncovering the rich history behind the city’s most iconic buildings.
• Next we stop at the historic Sulphide Street railway station building to read about the infamous 1915 Picnic Train attack.
• We pause to see the Syndicate of Seven statues and the historic time capsule that marks the city’s bold beginnings.
• We take a stroll through Sturt Park, visiting the moving Titanic Band Memorial and the old council pool.
• We explore the The Shed Gallery, filled with beautifully displayed aboriginal and contemporary art. (entry fee included)
• Finally, we head to the Junction Mine, where historic original mining structures and equipment have been retained.