Wagga Wagga: A hidden gem in New South Wales.

1. Botanic Gardens and Zoo Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens is a great place for a family outing. Here, you can stroll along the tree-lined paths and enjoy a peaceful afternoon. The gardens also have a zoo and aviary, as well as a miniature railway, offering visitors a variety of interactive experiences. 2. Wiradjuri Trail The Wiradjuri Trail along the river is ideal for walking or jogging. The trail passes through the Marrambidya Wetland Bird Sanctuary, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of the natural environment while exercising. 3. Wagga Wagga Art Gallery Although the Wagga Wagga Art Gallery is small, it exhibits the famous Margaret Carnegie Print Collection and the National Art Glass Collection, which are national treasures of Australia and well worth a visit. 4. RAAF Aviation Heritage Centre For military enthusiasts, the RAAF Aviation Heritage Centre is a must-see. It showcases the history of the Royal Australian Air Force and a variety of vintage aircraft, allowing you to experience the charm of the military up close. 5. Wineries There are several award-winning wineries near Wagga Wagga, such as Charles Sturt University Winery and Borambola Wines, offering the opportunity to taste and learn about local wines. 6. Food Experience The food in Wagga Wagga is also not to be missed. From iced mochas at The Blessed Bean Café to craft beers and pizzas at The Thirsty Crow Brewery, to the Artisan Baker on Morgan Street, the food here caters to all tastes. 7. Transportation and Arrival From Canberra, take the Barton Highway towards Yass, then at the Hume Highway junction, take the Hume Highway towards Gundagai, and continue to the Sturt Highway, which will take you to this small town. 8. Events and Festivals Wagga Wagga hosts a variety of events throughout the year. Of particular note is the Gears and Beers Festival in October, which combines cycling with a music and beer festival, and is an annual celebration in this small town.