3 Best Landmarks in Bundaberg

“Fairymead House Sugar Museum is a heritage museum listed as a homestead designed by John Shedden Adam. This glorious old-style house provides a fascinating insight into local history, featuring magnificent 16-foot ceilings and wide verandahs. The museum tells the intriguing story of sugar and the pioneering families of the Bundaberg Region. Fairymead House Sugar Museum is an excellent destination for learning about the sugar industry and the innovations in machinery used for cutting sugar cane. In addition to its educational offerings, the museum serves as an ideal venue for meetings, small conferences, and social occasions. Its unique blend of historical significance and modern facilities provides a perfect backdrop for both informative experiences and memorable events.”

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“Bundaberg Regional Libraries provides recreational, educational, and informational services for the Bundaberg Region community. Bundaberg Regional Libraries is among the most active and extensive library services in regional Queensland. The library offers a collection of physical and electronic resources, preserving a significant portion of the region's documentary heritage. Bundaberg Regional Council's library is a modern facility that provides a wide range of information services. Bundaberg Regional Libraries offers exclusive benefits for both residents and visitors, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a wide range of resources and services.”

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“Bundaberg Railway Museum is the city's first railway station and houses a wide variety of railway items from both the past and present. The museum is a haven for train enthusiasts. Bundaberg Railway Museum includes photos, uniforms, and catering items, ranging from dining rooms to the Tilt Train. Housed in an old railway station alongside the mainline, the museum features a comprehensive range of railway memorabilia and historical documents. Bundaberg Railway Museum includes a signal cabin, a guard's van, old rolling stock, a miniature diesel locomotive, a ganger shed, and other railway memorabilia. The museum is accessible to individuals with disabilities and offers car parking.”

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