Most Iconic Landmarks in Wagga Wagga
Wagga is a railway town, and nothing is better suited to being next to the welcome sign than these two bright yellow train bridges.
It was once rated Australia's ninth best beach, and it's on a river!
Go to Fitzmaurice Street and look for the life-sized pink unicorn. His name's Henry, by the way. When you get there, you can get fun shaped cookies that taste great.
The Wikipedia article for model engineering literally has a photo from this railway.
Home to the Willans Hill Miniature Railway, two playgrounds, a zoo, a camelia garden with a Chinese pavilion, a Shakespearean Garden and so much more.
It's heritage-listed and has a museum.
I really wish it didn't have to come down. It was iconic.
This mall might only have one storey, but it is the largest in the catchment area.
Another childhood favourite of mine that just closed in 2021. Nothing beat paper tablecloths that you could draw on.
The council have since relocated to the adjacent Civic Centre, but this place is still proudly kept in use as a museum.
I'm anti-war, but I've got too many fond memories of coming here as a child and feeding the ducks to not like this place.
An iconic tunnel on the Willans Hill Miniature Railway with some great art.