3 Best Landmarks in Wagga Wagga

“Wagga Wagga City Library is your go-to destination for information and recreational needs. Wagga Wagga City Library has a vast collection of books, magazines, CDs, and DVDs. The library also has a collection of talking books to assist individuals with visual impairments. Wagga Wagga City Library introduces young children aged 0-5 to the world of literature through stories, rhymes, songs, and crafts. The library offers a wide range of junior fiction, audiobooks, and comics to provide diverse interests and abilities. Free membership cards are available for residents of Wagga Wagga. You can book one of their community rooms for use by groups or individuals.”

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“Museum of the Riverina hosts a regular travel exhibition program featuring diverse themes throughout the year. Housed in a 19th-century town hall, the museum features various exhibits related to Wagga Wagga. Museum of the Riverina is responsible for collecting and caring for more than 15,000 objects, photographs, textiles, and paper-based materials that help tell these stories. The museum shares stories about the people and events that shaped Wagga Wagga and the Riverina region. Museum of the Riverina offers a wide range of events for all ages. This historic building now hosts both local and touring exhibitions that explore its history.”

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“Wagga Wagga Rail Heritage Station Museum operates four venues around the Wagga rail precinct. Wagga Wagga Rail Heritage Station Museum is located on the historic Wagga Wagga Station platform. They also have two larger sheds housing railway trikes and equipment. The Wagga Wagga Rail Heritage Association aims to tell the story of the Great Southern Railway, focusing on the Riverina Region, by collecting, conserving, and displaying their railway memorabilia. The Wagga Wagga Rail Heritage Station Museum has organised tours for groups featuring talks, hands-on operation of equipment, and stories from former employees.”

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