3 Best Places To Visit in Tweed Heads, NSW

“Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre is housed in a large, modern, architecturally award-winning building with views to Wollumbin, Mount Warning. The gallery is surrounded by beautiful gardens and lawns and offers panoramic views of the Tweed River. The Tweed Regional Gallery & Margaret Olley Art Centre is the perfect place to visit to view first-rate exhibitions. The Gallery’s seven exhibition spaces host a vibrant programme of historical and contemporary touring exhibitions of national significance alongside curated exhibitions of established national and regional artists. In addition, the Gallery’s collection includes a world-class collection of portraits representing Australians from all walks of life. The Gallery also offers a workshop and education area, a Gallery Café with indoor and outdoor seating, a Gallery Shop and a research library, and entry is free.”

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“Tweed Regional Museum preserves and shares the unique history and heritage of the area. The museum has more than 3000 specimens from Australia and across the globe. The museum contains the Adrian Smith Collection's best models, including 500 minerals and 300 gemstone specimens. Tweed Regional Museum is great for cooling down and wandering around the exhibits on hot days. The museum has exciting new exhibitions, including Fabulous Fossils, Land, Life, Culture and Sea Stories. The permanent displays have recently been refurbished to provide a glimpse into past settlements and developments of the Shire. Tweed Regional Museum offers free admission. They ask groups of 10 or more to book in advance to help ensure a quality visiting experience. Visit their "Learn" page for more information or to make a booking.”

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“Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre is a perfect day trip or school trip to learn about Aboriginal culture. The Cultural Centre is a popular meeting place for Goori people and other Aboriginal people. Aboriginal tour guides lead tours through the museum and site, sharing insights about its relics, plants, and animals. The Cultural Centre is a great place to visit with your kids. The Cultural Centre is worth a visit and easy to cycle around, with lots of trees and signage explaining the Aboriginal area. Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre is an excellent spot for the Indigenous people. The staff are amiable and can direct you to the nearby walking track with impressive views. Pack a picnic or fire up the barbecue, and enjoy a relaxing afternoon under the trees at Dalnan Picnic Area, all while immersing yourself in the local culture.”

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