Living Desert Sculptures — twelve massive sandstone sculptures by international artists, set atop a hilltop 9 km from town. Visit at sunrise or sunset when the desert light makes them glow
AUD $6
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Living Desert Sculptures — twelve massive sandstone sculptures by international artists, set atop a hilltop 9 km from town. Visit at sunrise or sunset when the desert light makes them glow ($6 AUD entry)
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Mundi Mundi Lookout — a short drive past Silverton, this lookout offers a view across the Mundi Mundi Plains so vast you can see the curvature of the earth. The backdrop for Mad Max 2's opening chase scene
Mundi Mundi Lookout — a short drive past Silverton, this lookout offers a view across the Mundi Mundi Plains so vast you can see the curvature of the earth. The backdrop for Mad Max 2's opening chase scene
The Palace Hotel — even if you're not staying, the murals inside this heritage pub are a must-see, made famous by the 1994 film The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
The Palace Hotel — even if you're not staying, the murals inside this heritage pub are a must-see, made famous by the 1994 film The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
Silverton — a near-ghost town 25 km west that was once bigger than Broken Hill. Wander the photogenic streetscape, visit the Silverton Hotel, and check out the Mad Max 2 Museum with original film props and replica Interceptors
Silverton — a near-ghost town 25 km west that was once bigger than Broken Hill. Wander the photogenic streetscape, visit the Silverton Hotel (an outback pub straight from a movie set), and check out the Mad Max 2 Museum with original film props and replica Interceptors
Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery — established in 1904, the oldest regional art gallery in NSW, with works by Arthur Boyd, Arthur Streeton, and the Brushmen
Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery — established in 1904, the oldest regional art gallery in NSW, with works by Arthur Boyd, Arthur Streeton, and the Brushmen