Things To Do

The Australian Inland Botanic Gardens showcases a range of Australian natives from both arid & higher rainfall areas as well as exotic plantings grounped in country of origin. Also an area developed with salt tolerant native plants which have lowered the water table considernly. Features include: Heritage Tress (Eucalyptus oleosa) 2500 years old Rose Garden countaining 1600 plants Bush Chapel - Popular for weddings, and church services. \"Magenta in the Gardens\" (Historic chearing shed) a unique venue available for etc; receptions, conferences, dinners etc.

Address: River Road,Buronga

The Old Wentworth Gaol is the oldest of the Australian designed gaols. It was built during 1879-1881 and operated until 1927. Now welcomes visitors to experience Gaol life from the inside. Supplied for a great photo are prison & guard uniforms. Inside the Gaol are the stocks, whipping stool & rack, lots of shackles. View the Morrison and Nanya collections. Of all old Gaols in Australia, it is the Wentworth Gaol that is acknowledged as the one in its best original condition.

Address: Beverley St, Wentworth

Orange World is a tourist park with educational and informative citrus tours.A tour that takes you through the pictures property of avocado trees, numerous citrus varieties and the tree grafting areas. During the picking season visitors can see pickers at work, In the Orange blossom times the trees are laden with the blossom and the beautiful sweet scent drifts throughout the orchard As we travel under cover on the 70 seat tractor train, Passengers recieve a fruit tasting informative commentary on a wealth of good Orange information with a juicy sense of humour.

Address: Cnr Link Rd and Silver City Highway, Mourquong

RAAF No.2 OTU Headquarters is to be preserved as a living museum that will educate present and future generations about the significant achievements of Australians during war time and the major training role Mildura played during World War II. The Museum contains a huge range of RAAF memorabilia, including medals, uniforms and an impressive array of photographs and newspaper articles. The museum was officially opened by Wing Commander Bobby Gibbes DSO, DFC & Bar, who was the Chief Flying Instructor at the Unit in 1944.

Address: Mildura Airport, Mildura

Australias Most Famous Paddle Steamer. Milduras original steam driven paddle steamer...Relive the sights and sounds of the pioneer days with a relaxing and informative cruise. Watch the original engine and boiler fired with wood just as it was in the past. Discover the mysteries of the working of a Lock. Originally built for the Victorian Government as a work boat in 1912, the Melbourne was restored to a passenger carrying steamer in 1965. Over 35 years continuous cruise service at Mildura. Most Cruises through the Lock with expert commentary.

Address: Mildura Wharf, Hugh King Drive, MILDURA