3 Best Places To Visit in Tweed Heads

Here’s The Deal:
Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre occupies a large, modern, architecturally acclaimed building that grants Wollumbin, Mount Warning vistas. Nestled amidst picturesque gardens and lawns, it provides sweeping views of the Tweed River. The Gallery is renowned for its top-tier exhibitions and boasts seven spaces showcasing a dynamic lineup. Visitors can explore historical and contemporary touring exhibitions of national significance and curated showcases featuring esteemed national and regional artists. Moreover, the Gallery's collection features a world-class assortment of portraits portraying Australians from diverse backgrounds. Offering a workshop and education area, an indoor and outdoor Gallery Cafe, a Gallery Shop, and a research library, it provides a comprehensive artistic experience.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Photography Lifestyle Books
• Wood Sculptures
• Photography
• Education Program.

Here’s The Deal:
Tweed Regional Museum conserves and presents the distinctive history and heritage of the region. Housing over 3000 specimens sourced from Australia and various parts of the world, it showcases the finest models from the Adrian Smith Collection, comprising 500 minerals and 300 gemstone specimens. Recently renovated permanent displays offer insights into the historic settlements and the Shire's development. The museum is ideal for escaping the heat and exploring the exhibits, especially on warm days. Featuring engaging new exhibitions like Fabulous Fossils, Land, Life, Culture, and Sea Stories, the Tweed Regional Museum provides complimentary admission.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Artifacts
• Science
• Museum Shop
• Events
• Exhibition.

Here’s The Deal:
Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre offers an excellent opportunity for day trips or school excursions to delve into Aboriginal culture. Serving as a prominent meeting point for the Goori people and other indigenous communities, it provides guided tours by Aboriginal guides. These tours explore the museum and surrounding site, shedding light on its artifacts, native flora, and fauna. A family-friendly destination, it's an engaging place to visit with children. The centre is worth exploring and can be conveniently traversed by bike. It features abundant trees and informative signage about indigenous heritage. Additionally, the Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre is highly regarded among Indigenous communities, and its hospitable staff can guide visitors to the nearby walking track, offering breathtaking vistas.

UNIQUE FACTS:
• Guided Tour
• Cultural Items
• Collections.