Tourist Attractions & Monuments Australia

This is the information site set up by the city. The Visitor Center at Port Adelaide, 66 Commercial Road - Port Adelaide, is the only physical address where you will be able to collect information brochures about the city.

Beautiful caves to visit at the border of Victoria and South Australia. The site also houses a campground, with spaces without electricity and 3 cabins.

What better place than the Outback and purity of his sky to observe the stars? This is what Outback Astronomy proposes every night in season (check the calendar). Observation is done to the naked eye, using binoculars or telescope depending on the sessions. You can then discover the milky way, understand the movement of the planets, recognize them with the main stars and name them. For meetings between April and November, think that the temperature is zero at Broken Hill and do not hesitate to cover.

Located in the East MacDonnell Ranges, the location is famous for its cliffs and streams. Starting point for hiking Trails, the Trephina Ridge Top Walk offers a breathtaking view of the mountains. Count 2 hours walk. Go to 4 x 4 if you get there during or just after the rainy season because the road is not asphalted. It is not uncommon to see dingoes at night but they are not disturbing. The site has three campsites, two of which you can plant the tent. Washrooms are available. This place is not frequented because the West MacDonnell Ranges are more popular. So you'll be more quiet with less world, for just as spectacular points of view.