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Art & Culture in the Moree Plains

Explore and experience the many Art Galleries, Exhibitions, Murals and all things Art & Cultural while in the Moree Plains, perhaps you may find that special piece to purchase and take home

Artesian Water in the Moree Plains

Moree Plains is renowned for our mineral-rich, naturally heated Artesian Water On offer are variety of ways to experience this unique natural wonder Rest, Relax & Rejuvenate!

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Take some time to pamper yourself or loved ones, there are an array of experienced and qualified therapists, stylists & practitioners waiting to help you meet your health, beauty & wellness goals.

Leisure & Recreational Activities

Whether it's Fishing, a visit to Gwydir Wetlands, perhaps a round of golf on our 18 hole course, checking out the Moree Water Park or taking a stroll through of our beautiful Parks & Gardens, Moree Plains has something to offer

Quilt & Town Criers Jacket

Two exquisite artwork's on display at the Moree Visitor Information Centre The Moree Quilt & The Moree Town Crier's jacket - be sure to call in to view these incredible pieces.

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A unique shopping experience is to be had while visiting one of our many retail & business services A treasure trove of special gifts to treat yourself or someone you love.

Tours, Walks & Drives

Check out what's on offer for all things 'Tours, Walks & Drives'... From seasonal agricultural tours, tours and walks to trails & self-guided Regional Drives featuring breathtaking natural attractions

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• Honeymoon spot
• Good for Adrenaline Seekers
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2. Waa Gorge

3. Bank Art Museum Moree

4. Rocket Park

5. Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre

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3. Bank Art Museum Moree

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In the heart of the enchanting Gwydir Valley, 635km northwest of  Sydney ,  Moree  is perhaps best known for its artesian hot springs. Whether you visit as part of a road trip or take a direct flight from Sydney, there’s plenty more to see and do in this vibrant regional New South Wales town once you’ve finished soaking in the heavenly mineral baths. 

Soak in Moree’s hot artesian springs  

Plan a relaxing day in the zinc-and-magnesium-rich waters of  Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre’s  legendary hot mineral baths. If you can handle the heat, slide into the Active Spa — its rejuvenating 40°C water has been pumped up 868m from the Great Artesian Basin below. The 38°C Passive Spa is a more temperate choice for some. Alternatively, soak in solitude in the aquatic centre’s private  Artesian Wellness Centre . Recline on an underwater jet-massage bed, brave the cold plunge pool and then sweat it out in the sauna. Or treat yourself to a ‘scrub-and-nurture’ session at the day spa. Meanwhile, kids can wear themselves out in the ‘hydroplay’ area, riding the 10m-high waterslide.  

Follow the Moree art trails 

Moree’s  art gallery trail  is a cluster of five galleries showcasing local Aboriginal art from the Kamilaroi Nation as well as a collection of works from modern artists across regional NSW. Not-for-profit  Yaama Ganu Centre  sources its inspirational works from Aboriginal art centres across Australia. If you buy any of the social enterprise’s stunning dot paintings, carvings or homewares, profits go directly to these communities. In-house Café Gali trains young talent in the art of whipping up indulgent treats and light lunches.  

Bank Art Museum Moree ( BAMM ) hosts touring exhibitions as well as a vast collection of local art and one of the most prolific assortments of Aboriginal cultural items in NSW. The  Moree ,  Mehi  and  Sisters Under the Skin  galleries all add their own character and style to the trail. Street art fans should not miss the dancing brolgas and surrealist interpretations on the 15-stop Moree Art Mural Trail. 

Walk the Moree walks  

Join the guided  Moree History Tour  to marvel over some of regional Australia’s best-preserved Art Deco architectural gems. The iconic rendered-brick clock tower of the former Moree Council Chambers (now a TAFE vocational education campus), circa 1902, is the pièce de résistance. The self-guided Moree Heritage Trail (pick up a pamphlet from the  Moree Visitor Information Centre  on Alice Street) tells the town’s fascinating story through 14 landmarks, from a charming 1920s pub to a rotunda of note. A stroll through Moree Botanic Gardens, on the Mehi River’s southern banks, is the perfect end to your day.  

Explore the Gwydir Valley’s black-soil plains  

O’Dempsey’s Tours  hosts Moree’s nuttiest day trip: a visit to the largest pecan farm in the southern hemisphere, encompassing 105,000 trees on 700 hectares. Aim to visit Stahmann Farms’ Trawalla pecan farm during harvest time to witness the huge Transformer-like loppers, toppers and shakers dislodging the tasty nuts from their 25m-high perches. Melissa O’Dempsey’s homemade pecan-and-date slice is another highlight.  

When there’s been good rain, take a scenic drive 70km northwest to  Gwydir Wetlands Waterbird Lagoon  for a glimpse of up to 75 species of feathered friends, from whistling ducks to white-bellied sea eagles. Check road conditions with the Moree Visitor Information Centre before setting off.  

Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre (MAAC) Credit: Destination NSW

Couple enjoying a relaxing visit to the Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre.

Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre, Moree Credit: Destination NSW

Children enjoying the waterpark at Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre.

Bank Art Museum Moree (BAMM) Credit: Destination NSW

Facade of the Bank Art Museum Moree, located in the previous home of the Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney (built 1911).

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Pecan trees ready to be harvested in Moree.

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A music lovers' guide to Sydney

There’s nothing like the thrill, buzz and energy of a live music gig, and Sydney has plenty of performance spaces that have played host to some of the world’s biggest acts as well as local up-and-comers. From intimate venues to big stages, in the city centre and on the city’s fringe, here are nine spots to get a fix of live entertainment.

Enmore Theatre , Enmore

The longest-running live music venue in New South Wales, the Enmore Theatre has been drawing crowds for over a century. Despite having a capacity of just 2,500, the venue’s storied history and standing within the industry means legends across generations – including Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, Coldplay and Oasis – have performed on this stage. The strip of pubs, bars and restaurants (ranked 17th coolest neighbourhood in the world by Time Out) comes alive when a gig at The Enmore is on – some pre-gig Enmore Road favourites to check out include Earl’s Juke Joint , Cairo Takeaway and Little Lagos .

The Lansdowne Hotel , Chippendale

No Sydney venue inspires memories of thriving dance and sweaty late nights better than The Lansdowne Hotel. The Chippendale pub, in Sydney’s inner city, has been hosting rock, punk and indie gigs for decades and continues to platform local up-and-coming acts as well as a late-night party vibe. Combine that with a menu of sangas, burgers and fried chicken plus local beers and natural wine, and you have a legendary student haunt – charmingly grungy and welcoming to all.

Oxford Art Factory , Darlinghurst

Inspired by Andy Warhol’s famed Factory in New York, the Oxford Art Factory, in Darlinghurst on the fringe of the city centre, has been bringing live music and art to Sydney for more than a decade. The two stages, supporting just over 600 in total, have hosted some of the biggest names in music – Lady Gaga played her first ever Australian show here in 2008 when the space was barely a year old. This tiny venue allows performers to interact with the audience, giving the crowd an intimate connection to the artists and each other. As it’s located on Sydney’s famed Oxford Street, there are plenty of spots for a feed and a drink beforehand including Bitter Phew , Big Poppa’s and Chaco Ramen .

Hordern Pavilion , Moore Park

Originally built in the 1920s as extra space for the Sydney Royal Easter Show and an exhibition hall for the wonders of new technology, Hordern Pavilion became Sydney’s home of international rock concerts in the 1970s. The historic venue has hosted countless huge-name acts, including Eric Clapton, The Eagles, Queen, Billy Joel and AC/DC. In the 1990s, it introduced bands like Nirvana, The Smashing Pumpkins, Public Enemy and Green Day to local audiences. But despite those huge names, it still has an intimate feel, giving you a rare chance to connect with your favourite acts outside a giant stadium. Before the show, grab a nearby burger at Mary’s Entertainment Quarter or a traditional Italian feast at Cipri’s Italian .

The Metro Theatre , Sydney CBD

Every local live music hunter has spent at least one epic night pressed against the barriers of the mosh pit at The Metro. Since the 1990s, the inner-city venue has been the place for high-energy gigs from the likes of The Prodigy and Foo Fighters, as well as respected indie acts including Jeff Buckley, Lorde and Aphex Twin. Smaller shows are also held in The Lair, a secondary space that holds just a few hundred people on the dance floor. Pre-party eating options are endless with Chinatown , Thaitown and Darling Square just a stone’s throw away.

Mary’s Underground , Sydney CBD

Mary’s Underground rose from the ashes of Sydney most iconic jazz bar, The Basement. Like the original and aptly named subterranean bar, Mary’s Underground has the feel of an old school, alternative live music venue – dimly lit, full of characters and playing a little bit of everything. But unlike The Basement, which was famous for jazz and funk, you can get anything from R&B to punk. It’s only open for events but that doesn’t mean it’s ticket only, check the line up for both big ticket shows and free events. If you need a feed, they serve the same burgers they’ve made their name with back when Mary’s Newtown opened in 2013.

Phoenix Central Park , Chippendale

Of all Sydney’s alternative, cutting-edge music venues, Phoenix is by far the most exclusive. Every show, often experimental artists at the forefront of their genre, takes place at the base of an architecturally unique, winding staircase. The audience either stands at on the staircase, peering over the performer, or sits in a circle literally a metre or two from the stage. To get one of the prized free tickets, you have to go into a ballot. Before you head in, check out the street food, small bars and fine diners around Chippendale .

Marrickville Bowling Club , Marrickville

You could be forgiven for thinking the Marrickville Bowling Club is just another great Australian community bowlo: it’s humble, welcoming and provides cheap drinks to locals. But at night the club transforms into one of the most energetic venues in Sydney. The stage welcomes both up-and-coming Sydney artists looking to launch the next great album and DJs looking to set the dance floor alight.

Sydney Coliseum Theatre , Rooty Hill

This new, state-of-the-art theatre is an architectural wonder befitting its epic name. The Cox Architecture design is like the bow of a futuristic ship rising out of the ground. The 2,000-seat theatre has provided a stage for everything from the Sydney Symphony Orchestra to Keith Urban. In between acts it has hosted the live portion of Australia’s Got Talent and other big shows. Options to eat include Pizzaperta Manfredi – from one of Australia’s most influential Italian chefs, Stefano Manfredi – and the nearby Filipino hub on Rooty Hill Road.

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Exterior view of the Landsdowne Hotel, Chippendale.

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HONEY has officially launched in Sydney’s Darling Square precinct. Inspired by the nightlife of Seoul, HONEY is serving up the very best in Korean cuisine, with Pocha-style shareable dishes, Korean Fried Chicken with cold beer, soju and Korean-style cocktails.

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Moree Visitor Information Centre - All You MUST Know Before You Go (2024)

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• Sat - Sun 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
• (0.10 km) Alexander Motor Inn
• (0.31 km) Winchester Motel
• (0.44 km) Golden Harvest Motor Inn
• (0.42 km) Spa Village Travel Inn
• (0.95 km) Albert Motel
• (0.19 km) Fishabout
• (0.23 km) McDonald's
• (0.35 km) Moree Thai Cuisine
• (0.40 km) Maslina Bar and Grill
• (0.37 km) A One Takeaway & Catering

Our shady spacious park on the banks of the Mehi River awaits.

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Moree Tourist Park provides both weary travellers tired from a day on the road, and curious travellers looking to explore Moree, a homely and private yet central place to stay. 

Our park provides a friendly welcome and clean facilities. And, in keeping with the well known artistic features and therapeutic thermal waters of Moree, our park has it’s very own quirky australian murals, and multi temperature hot pools.

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4. Rocket Park

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The Moree History Tour

Take a walk down memory lane with a guided Heritage and Art Deco Walk around Moree's central business district area.

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Enjoy Moree & Narrabri Natural Attractions

Take a rejuvenating dip in the famous natural artesian mineral spas and explore the amazing sceneries of Mount Kaputar, in the Moree and Narrabri area of northwest NSW. Learn about the wonders of the Universe at the world-leading CSIRO Australia Telescope, then head on an art deco heritage walk and savour delicious local produce.

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