Tourist Attractions in Hillvue, NSW
tourist attractions in Hillvue, NSW (Results 1 - 1 of 1)
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2 Ringers Rd, Hillvue, 2340
(02) 6765 2688
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The Big Golden Guitar Tourist Centre is a must-visit attraction in Hillvue, renowned for its huge guitar sculpture. Many customers praised the informative wax museum showcasing country music history and the friendly staff. The visitor centre also provides valuable local information. The cafe attached to the centre offers terrific food. The museum is worth the $10 entry fee, housing a collection of real guitars donated by country singers. Other nearby results from the 'Tourist Attractions' category
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Endeavour Dr, Tamworth, 2340
(02) 6767 5555
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3 Park Ave, Moonbi, 2353
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13-21 Joseph Street, Moonbi, 2353
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LOT 143 Moonbi Lookout Rd, Moonbi, 2353
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197 Manilla Street, Manilla, 2346
(02) 6785 1207
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Station Street, Quirindi, 2343
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35 Ray Carter Dr, Quirindi, 2343
(02) 6746 2009
... Museum Bob's Shed is a must-visit museum with an incredible collection of memorabilia and restored vehicles, particularly focused on Holden cars and Peter Brock. Visitors praise the knowledgeable and friendly owner, Bob, and the affordability of the $6 entry fee. The well-curated displays offer a trip down memory lane with thousands of items to discover. Recommended for those with an interest in Australian history and automotive culture. Open now
47 Ray Carter Dr, Quirindi, 2343
(02) 6747 1226
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15 Borambil Rd, Quirindi, 2343
0413 308 358
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15 Borambil Rd, Quirindi, 2343
(02) 6746 1479
The Quirindi Rural Heritage Village Museum is a must-visit with a vast collection of historical items, including farm machinery, vehicles, equipment, and memorabilia. Visitors can spend hours exploring the exhibits. The volunteers are friendly and helpful, and the café serves delicious scones and coffee. The museum is also home to miniature trains that operate on certain days. 