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PERTH to SYDNEY OFF TRAIN EXCURSIONS There’S Nothing Quite Like the Magic and Romance of a Relaxing Train Holiday PERTH TO SYDNEY OFF TRAIN EXCURSIONS There’s nothing quite like the magic and romance of a relaxing train holiday. So when we pass through such amazing destinations, it’s only natural you will want to explore and discover a little more of the local attractions. Off Train Excursions are specially designed to fit in with the train timetable so you’ll have the opportunity to take in some of the area’s best sights and better yet, they are included as part of your journey aboard the Indian Pacific. Take the time to look through the fantastic excursions on offer and make the most of your chance to see some of the spectacular attractions en route. To register your preference for the Off Train Excursions you wish to participate in, simply advise your Hospitality Attendant at your earliest opportunity. CONTENTS Kalgoorlie - Paddy Hannan’s Ounce of Luck 4 Adelaide - City Sights 5 Adelaide - Central Market Progressive Breakfast 6 Adelaide - City and River Precinct Walk 7 Adelaide - Adelaide Oval 8 Broken Hill - The Main Drag 9 Broken Hill - The Regional Art Gallery 10 Broken Hill - The Big Picture 11 Kalgoorlie Broken Hill Blue Mountains Perth Adelaide Sydney CONTENTS PERTH TO SYDNEY Kalgoorlie - Paddy Hannan’s Ounce of Luck 4 Journey from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean through rolling hills, wild west townships, lush vineyards and heritage listed towns. Adelaide - City Sights 5 Adelaide - Central Market Progressive Breakfast 6 You’ll experience the world’s longest straight stretch of railway track as you majestically travel on a transcontinental journey like no other. Adelaide - City and River Precinct Walk 7 Adelaide - Adelaide Oval 8 Travel a total of 4352km on this remarkable journey where you will have the opportunity to relax, make new friends and do as much or Broken Hill - The Main Drag 9 as little as you like. Broken Hill - The Regional Art Gallery 10 As a guest travelling on the Indian Pacific from Perth to Sydney your Broken Hill - The Big Picture 11 Off Train Excursions include tours of the mining mecca of Kalgoorlie, the sights and smells of Adelaide, the historic Broken Hill and magnificent Blue Mountains. 3 SHOPPING KALGOORLIE OPPORTUNITY PADDY HANNAN’S OUNCE OF LUCK - TALES FROM THE GOLDEN MILE (included in your journey) The gold rush, set off by Paddy Hannan’s After your live performance you can choose to discovery in 1893 was one of the biggest in climb up on to a dump truck for a great photo Australian history. Visit Hannan’s North Tourist opportunity before heading to the oversized Mine where you will enjoy a short play performed ‘Super Pit’. Over one hundred years on and the by local artists from theatre company Stage Left, world’s largest single open cut mining operation highlighting the tales of The Golden Mile and the continues to recover the precious metal and beginning of the thriving days of gold glory. the city has prospered as a result. Return to the Indian Pacific for your journey onwards through the night. L Recommended Fitness Level: LOW – coach tour with short walks and seated experience. 4 ADELAIDE CITY SIGHTS (included in your journey) You’ll see why Adelaide is one of the world’s Following your immersive tour experience, best planned cities as you take in the sights you can enjoy a light continental style breakfast and sounds of South Australia’s capital and and continue to soak up the atmosphere of its surrounding areas by coach. Adelaide Oval. The start of your excursion will be taken on a Return to the Indian Pacific to continue your guided coach tour to some of Adelaide’s best journey to Sydney. known tourist attractions including Adelaide Oval, St. Peter’s Cathedral – a beautiful historical building which is the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Adelaide – and the North Terrace cultural precinct, home to two universities, the Art Gallery and State Library. Recommended Fitness Level: LOW – coach tour with short walks required at Adelaide Oval. L 5 SHOPPING ADELAIDE OPPORTUNITY CENTRAL MARKET PROGRESSIVE BREAKFAST (included in your journey) Walk along the colourful, stall-lined Your friendly guide will help you get acquainted passageways of the Adelaide Central Market with the sights, smells, sounds and colourful and taste the best of local, South Australian characters of bustling market life as you fresh produce. Meet the stall owners and weave your way through the corridors lined take in the 140 years of marketplace history, with speciality stalls. You’ll be sure to work up making this the true food and culture centre an appetite while exploring the markets so of Adelaide. some tasty samples will be included along the way. With more than 80 specialist stalls, the market is overflowing with so much fresh local produce it Enjoy freshly brewed coffee and a light market will be hard not to leave without a few delicious breakfast before returning to the Indian Pacific. treats. M Recommended Fitness Level: MODERATE – a walking tour through the Market aisles and stalls. 6 ADELAIDE CITY AND RIVER PRECINCT WALKING TOUR (included in your journey - this tour operates October to May) Start your morning by exploring Adelaide by foot. Your guide will point out highlights including Your walking guide will introduce you to some of Parliament and Government houses, the sights of the city while sharing stories about Sir Donald Bradman statue, War Memorial, the old and new of the North Terrace precinct, South Australian Museum, Old Police Barracks including how Adelaide got its name along with and Armoury, Migration Museum, Adelaide Oval some quirky facts that few people know. and St Peter’s Cathedral. Adelaide is the site of many government You’ll be sure to work up an appetite so we’ve and financial institutions, most of which are included a delicious light continential style concentrated in the city centre along the cultural breakfast overlooking the picturesque views boulevards of North Terrace. of the River Torrens, before you return to the Indian Pacific to continue your journey. Recommended Fitness Level: HIGH – walking tour of approx. 3 kilometres - some stairs. H 7 ADELAIDE ADELAIDE OVAL (included in your journey) Go behind closed doors and discover hidden Your expert guide will take you through the secrets and relive celebrated moments at the Sheffield Shield Museum followed by an Adelaide Oval. Witness the unique integration exclusive tour of Sir Donald Bradman’s private of the Oval’s iconic heritage blended seamlessly collection, a must-see compilation of personal with world-class facilities. mementos and cricket memorabilia from the greatest batsman in cricket history. Access restricted areas and experience the roar of the crowd as you take to the ground through You will then step into living history as you the interactive players’ race. This immersive explore inside the iconic scoreboard. experience will allow you to feel first-hand, the Following your immersive tour experiences, spine tingling experience of game day. you can enjoy a light continental style breakfast and continue to soak up the atmosphere of Adelaide Oval. M Recommended Fitness Level: MODERATE – short walks required. 8 BROKEN HILL THE MAIN DRAG (included in your journey) This experience chisels away at Broken Hill’s ‘Priscilla’ became a high-camp cult classic, tough mining exterior to reveal its fabulous side securing Broken Hill’s movie credentials and with an exclusive live Drag Queen performance, creating a local attraction of the iconic Palace full of music, glitz and glamour. Hotel located on the town’s main drag. In 1994, the Australian film industry thrust The Palace Hotel is unique in its own right the Silver City on to the silver screen with the and well worth the visit. Take a short stroll to release of the movie ‘The Adventures of Priscilla, the Palace Hotel and join our local blokes Queen of the Desert’. this evening, who will transform into your inimitable Drag Queens, Shelita Buffet and Christina Knees-Up, for a little brassy and highly entertaining performance. The Palace Hotel/The Main Drag Chloride Street ARGENT STREET Chemist Town Square Crystal Lane Sulphide Street Broken Hill Musician’s Railway Station Club Chloride Street CRYSTAL STREET Recommended Fitness Level: LOW – seated tour experience. L 9 SHOPPING BROKEN HILL OPPORTUNITY THE REGIONAL ART GALLERY (included in your journey) The Emporium was associated with two well- On display is an extensive collection of known Broken Hill families, the Sullys (1885- Australian colonial works including James 1925) and the Sweetapples (1924-1985), and Coutts Michie and James Ashton along with had its own livery stable and blacksmiths in the several important Victorian painters such as yard at the rear of the buildings. In 1998 the Arthur Hacker RA. The gallery also has a Broken Hill City Council purchased the building nationally recognised collection of early 20th to provide a permanent home for Broken Hill century Australian paintings including works Regional Art Gallery and the city’s art collection. by Margaret Preston and Arthur Streeton through to contemporary works by Rick Amor, It is the oldest regional art gallery in New South Charles Blackman, Arthur Boyd, Lloyd Rees, Wales and holds an important cultural position Barbara Hanrahan, Mandy Martin, Clifton Pugh, and role in the broader western New South Lloyd Rees, Tim Storrier, Clifford Possum Wales region. Tjapaltjarri, Emily Kane Kngwarreye, David The Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery provides Malangi and many other fine Australian artists an annual program of locally curated exhibitions including Pro Hart. along with touring exhibitions from major cultural Enjoy strolling the gallery and immersing institutions. A selection of works from the yourself in this historic building and cultural collection is on permanent display in the upstairs art works.
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