Top Attractions In Wagga Wagga

• Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens - The Botanical Gardens, set on 20 hectares of the Williams Hill Reserve, are an award winning tourist attraction. They feature many different gardens, a zoo, a miniature ride-on train, a free flight aviary, a restaurant and kiosk, music bowl, historical museum, tree chapel, fitness trail, picnic and BBQ facilities.
  
  
• Wagga Wagga Winery - Set on seventeen acres of fully established grape vines close to the Murrumbidgee River, the Wagga Wagga Winery is a popular attraction for the region.
  
  
• Kapooka Military Area - Located 10 kilometres west of Wagga Wagga, the Kapooka Military Area is the Army’s first Recruit Training Battalion.
  
  
• Charles Sturt University - Occupying over 640 hectares of stunning Australian Bushland, the university features its own winery, vineyard, performance centre and farm, and a large variety of residential, educational and recreational facilities for students.
  
  
• Wagga Wagga Historical Museum - Contains a variety of memorabilia from the Wagga Wagga region.
  
  
• RAAF Museum - Outlines the history of the RAAF’s presence in the Riverina.
  
  
• Foster Roses - Take a tour of the Riverina’s largest rose farm. Aurora Clydesdale Stud and Pioneer Farm – Demonstrations of beautiful Clydesdale horses and other rural activities such as chaff cutting and blacksmithing.
  
  

Top Activities For WAGGA WAGGA

• The Historic Buildings City Walk - a leisurely stroll around the various old buildings in Wagga Wagga.
  
  
• The Wiradjuri Walking Track - Following about 30 kilometres, the track features views of the Murrumbidgee River, the Botanic Gardens and Zoo, Lake Albert and the Australian Alps.
  
  
• Lake Albert - An ideal spot for sailing, sailboarding, water-skiing, fishing and walking.
  
  
• Murrumbidgee River - Provides opportunities for a range of activities including canoeing, fishing and swimming.