3 Best Places To Visit in Wagga Wagga NSW

If you love aircraft (and even if you don't) then you must visit. The hangars contain an amazing collection of immaculately restored and operational aircraft. The Spitfires are the highlight and absolutely stunning. Not too mention the Sabre, Canberra Bomber, Tiger Moths, Wirraway and on... You must do the simulator. You can choose from three different aircraft. I flew the Spitfire and successfully landed it, fulfilling a childhood dream... Such a good museum and worth every cent.

Always a great place to visit. Even better on showcase days with spectacular flying in some iconic aircraft. Two flying Spitfires, Hudson, Vampire, Meteor, Dragonfly Tiger Moth, 2 Ryans, Canberra, Cessna O2A, Bird dog, Boomerang and Wirraway! Some rare aircraft in brilliant condition and people around more than willing to provide any info you need. Love this place. Now has 3 flight simulators as well. Spitfire P51 and P40. Well worth a visit.

We went for the Warbirds Airshow and it was fantastic. So many planes and magnificent flying. The Aviation Museum put on a brilliant show. Will have to go back to see the museum though as it was closed for the day. But I didn't have time anyway so much going on up in the sky.

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Wonderful public parklands with several separate children's playgrounds, zoo and avery, cafe, pump track, and miniature train. The train runs the first and third Sunday of the month and costs $4 per person. You must wear enclosed shoes. I've seen people take the dogs on the train too. The cafe has great gelato. The zoo has dingos and other Australian animals. The Avery has a free flight area with a fish pond. Lots of fun for the entire family.

I visited a delightful zoo with a variety of animals, including kangaroos and peacocks roaming freely. The playground was well-maintained and perfect for kids to enjoy, while the BBQ area offered a great spot for families to gather and eat. The aviary was fascinating, and the miniature railway added a charming touch. Don't miss the beautiful rose garden and the quaint model railway, making it a wholesome experience for everyone.

Visited today with my two small children, lots has changed since our last visit. Lots of renovations, some new animals and by the looks of it more is happening. The kids enjoyed themselves and had a great time at one of the many play area's. It really is a beautiful place you could spend most of the day here.

A wonderful display of beautiful glass art pieces. The sleek bright building is the perfect setting. I loved the different techniques used and the variety in styles. Of the 800 art pieces in the collection, about 200 are displayed at a time. The exhibition changes every 3 months or so. I will definitely come back in Feb or March to visit again.

Incredible variety of quality and imaginative glassware. They have around 700 items in store and varied displays plus exhibitions by selected artisans. We make a point of visiting every time we go through Wagga.

What an unexpected find. Beautiful building housing interesting art works. Adjacent to this, is the glass art museum. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.