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Broken Hill (1.3 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Gem On Jamieson, a property with a garden, is situated in Broken Hill, 4 km from Broken Hill Train Station, 4.4 km from Silver City Mint and Art Centre, as well as 4.4 km from Broken Hill Civic... Such a fantastic place to stay in Broken Hill. Even after reading all of the happy reviews, we were still amazed by how lovely the house was and how generous the hospitality shown by the host. Anything anyone could want for a comfortable stay was provided, there's been so much love and thought put into creating a sense of home here and the house has so much character. Good beds and linen, a strong hot shower, splendidly equipped kitchen, fast wifi, great heating and every modern convenience. Spacious rooms, so quiet at night. And the treats left out for us went well above and beyond what we could have expected. We appreciated everything about this place, were sad to leave and wouldn't hesitate to stay again.
Broken Hill (1.6 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Offering a garden, Broken Hill Outback Church Stay is located in Broken Hill, 2.3 km from Broken Hill Visitor Information Centre. Silver City Cinema Broken Hill is 2.7 km away. Beautiful property that really taps into the heritage of Broken Hill. Well stocked with everything one needs for their stay. Nice and quiet location. Super friendly and helpful hosts. And best of all - pet friendly!
Broken Hill (2.7 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Boasting a spa bath, House on Ryan is situated in Broken Hill. The air-conditioned accommodation is 3 km from Julie Hart Gallery, and guests can benefit from on-site private parking and complimentary... Fantastic property for large groups - we were two families and it was perfect. Very spacious, 2 bathrooms, 2 separate lounge rooms plus a great outdoor area. Lots of cutlery and crockery and the dishwasher was a bonus!
Broken Hill (2.8 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a patio, House on Argent Street is situated in Broken Hill. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi. Clean, comfortable with good space.
Broken Hill (2.8 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Paddys on Argent is situated in Broken Hill, 1.1 km from Silver City Mint and Art Centre, 1.1 km from Broken Hill Civic Centre, and 1.1 km from Sturt Park Reserve and Titanic Memorial.
Broken Hill (2.8 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Just 10 minutes’ drive from Broken Hill Airport, Daydream Motel features air conditioned, ground floor accommodation with free WiFi and free on-site parking. Did not have breakfast.. Did not ask for it Was not required
Broken Hill (2.8 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Situated in Broken Hill, less than 1 km from Sulphide Street Railway & Historical Museum and a 15-minute walk from Silver City Mint and Art Centre, City Villa 41 Blende st Broken Hill NSW 2880 offers... We had a great stay in Broken Hill. Easy check-in. Large clean house. Located just around the corner from main street restaurants, bars and sights. 5 minute to shopping centres and supermarket. Glen was a great host and made sure we settled in comfortably.
Broken Hill (2.8 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
City Villa 39 Blende st Broken Hill NSW 2880 is located in Broken Hill, 1.2 km from Silver City Mint and Art Centre, 1.2 km from Broken Hill Civic Centre, as well as 1.2 km from Sturt Park Reserve and... Comfortable, well kitted out, spacious and spotless
Broken Hill (2.9 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Offering free onsite parking and a fully equipped kitchen, the self-contained Lotte's Cottage is located 5 minutes' walk from Broken Hill Village and Westside Plaza. Great positioning Good entertaining areas, visitors not like a hotel where you just want to get out
Broken Hill (2.9 miles from Broken Hill Airport)
Set in the heart of Broken Hill, The Argent Motel offers free parking and free internet access. It is within 5 minutes' walk of restaurants, clubs and shops. Easy to find. Very nice. Nice staff
The history of Broken Hill as told by the local tour guides and the excellent signage is not known by many people. It's importance to the economic wealth of the state of NSW and Australia is vastly underestimated by most Australians. A must see destination, well worth the time taken to travel there. We travelled by train, and then hired a car - both great choices. Spoke to the locals as often as possible. From art galleries to going underground in a mine, dining in a park or a club, lookout abound and the views towards the Line of Load from each is different. Broken HIll is more than mining and art. It's the people who saw the opportunities and the challenges. May their future be as exciting as their past.
Broken Hill is interesting in a very different sort of way. Visually stimulating with the earth providing magnificent desert colours and texture whilst having scores of interesting architecture scattered through the town.
Our stay was for a small festival at Silverton. Our day trip out to Silverton was excellent the pub has great character and good food. We had the Burger with the Lot and chips. They have the best chips and an old-fashioned burger with pineapple to boot. The Mad Max Museum was interesting and the host/owner was very chatty and informative about its history. The cottages behind the pub look good for accommodation. We also got to visit the Mad Max Compound and Petting Zoo. My highlight here was seeing an emu lay an egg! The compound is reflective of Mad Max and was built during COVID-19. We also visited the Outdoor Sculpture Gallery - take fly netting as the walk down to the flowers is very flyblown. The Miners Memorial and The Palace are must-visits as well.
It is a great tourist spot but you need people like Milton,s tours to get around easily. I mainly went for a wedding but had to stay because of train times. I mostly ate at the DEMO club. Once again it was handy.
There are plenty of places to visit in Broken Hill. We had 5 nights there and there were still many places that we didn't get to visit. The Visitor Information Centre is excellent, with very informative and helpful assistants and plenty of brochures to look at. (Plus plenty of seating, tables, toilet facilities and a Gloria Jeans cafe) The heritage walking tour around the CBD area was worthwhile and our guide, Judy, gave us much insight into the history of this interesting outback city. We were fortunate to be able to join the Wontanella walking tour on the shores of one of the Menindee lakes. Dave, the tour guide, was very informative, happy to answer our many questions and gave us an insight to the lives of the people who lived there. The Broken Hill Mining Museum and White's Mineral Art Gallery is a must. Don't be put off by the exterior of the place. Larry, a former B.H. miner, has so much knowledge of the mining history and is able to put it in an interesting and informative manner. One can get a feel of being in a mine, without going underground! "Bushy" White's mineral art work that is on display is amazing. The GEO Centre (The Albert Kersten Mining and Mineral Museum) is definitely worth a visit: one does not have to be a geologist to admire the incredible displays of stunning mineral crystals. The Line of Lode memorial on top of the "hill" was very sobering as one reflects on the huge number of miners killed in extracting the ore, that has brough great wealth to our country. The Pro Hart gallery was also worth a visit. Plenty of places to eat or to get a takeaway (delicious food from the Kebab House). Enjoyed lunch at the Silverton Pub, which had many, many photos of its history in films and commercials.
Broken Hill is a unique Australian outback city with plenty to see and do in the town itself and within a comfortable drive. A lot of cafes, pubs and clubs to eat at and one high class restaurant - Saltbush. Additionally, museums and art galleries. The Living Desert including the Sculptor Park is well worth a look