3 Best Landmarks in Bundaberg QLD

This old house is a wonderful specimen, however some of the rooms were not set as what they used to be. A lift has been installed and even though true historians may lose their breath in a sudden cry of anguish, this has allowed many more people to see this home and is tastefully hidden. Some artefacts are very interesting and it also encompasses other families who contributed so much to the sugar industry. For Seniors' week, we were provided with tea/coffee and cake that we took pleasure in eating on that wonderful verandah. One could dream of such a house in India and sitting there in the Australian sun as the cane burned. There was a shirt replica that one of the men wore whilst working in the fields - they were tough in those days.

Definitely worth the trip if you love old houses. The house itself is spectacular and in great condition. Staff are knowledgeable and keen to share the history. Downstairs is a small museum on the history of sugar which is pretty interesting.

Beautiful place. Calm serene and the house has a loved feeling. There is a lift if you can't manage the stairs. Fascinating background to the families that owned the house plus other families who started businesses relating to the sugar industry.

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The young lady was so helpful for what I needed to do there . She's definitely an assist to the place. The size of the library is rather large and hase an amazing range of books covering all genres. I'll be going back again for sure.

Brand new and absolutely beautiful. Great use of space and is very trendy and full of ambience lots of quiet corners and also has plenty of tables and chairs as well. Has a games area and spot for the young ones. Great job satisfaction high.

Friendly, welcoming, helpful staff. Small coffee bar. Good selection of books and I especially like the seed library. Also a section for children, newspaper readers and computers available.

Note it was a challenge to find signing is not obvious but that makes it a hidden gem. I live on a tourist steam train line and I must admit I'm a big fan. Rail in the area was an important lifeline and as the manufacturing of trains returns to the region this museum remembers its roots. We were lucky to have a introduction by an informative volunteer and after giving us a ticket stamped with the original ticket machine he told us about the museum where to what and most importantly what the kids could interact with. We stayed for easily 2hours.

Great small museum hidden away from the main roads. Good to some some train history. Not very busy at all, which is good because the museum is pretty small. Great place to go with kids who like trains. It won't take very long. Good as a pit stop between looking at other sites.

Small museum, history of the railway station, some artifacts and photos to check out, reasonable price, staff are very courteous and helpful, amenities are kept clean, recommend this museum.