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Tourist Attractions

Guide to getting to know Alice Springs and it's attractions.

Alice springs Desert Park – five minutes from town, The Alice Springs Desert Park is a Botanic Garden and Wildlife Park all rolled into one. Rather than displaying the collections by family, as is the norm with botanic gardens, the collection at the Alice Springs Desert Park is displayed by habitat. It is truly an impressive place with 10’s of thousands of cubic metres of red soil brought in to construct the desert habitat, a river habitat and a woodlands habitat forming the foundations, more is to come as the park expands into the future. For more information visit www.alicespringsdesertpark.com.au

Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) – Established in 1928 by Reverend John Flynn to link the outback to essential medical services by utilising aeroplanes now operates 21 bases and covers an area of 7 150 000 square kilometres. The Alice Springs Base was opened in 1939 and in the late 1970’s a visitor’s centre began operations. There are tours every half hour, a museum and a great little café. For more information visit http://www.flyingdoctor.org.au/about-us/visitor-centres/vc-co/

Overlander Steakhouse – Great place for a feed. Visit Overlanders for real Aussie tucker and lots of it. www.overlanders.com.au

Alice Springs School of the Air – View the live lessons from the ‘largest classroom in the world’ at the Alice Springs School of the Air. The school was established in 1944 to provide education to remote families via 2-way radio. For more information visit www.assoa.nt.edu.au

Alice Springs Mall – A great selection of shops, eateries and galleries await you ‘down the mall’ Get lost for an afternoon checking out the souvenirs or art and grab a bite to eat at any of the great restaurants.

Alice Springs Telegraph Station – The reason Alice Springs was settled was to provide a telegraph link between Adelaide and Darwin. This station as part of that link was established in 1872 and is still maintained in its pristine 19^th century state. A great place for a barbeque it has a great grassed area perfect for kicking a footy. A very popular spot with the locals. For more information www.nt.gov.au/nreta/parks/find/astelegraphstation.html

Anzac Hill – If you want a view of Alice Springs look no further.

Road Transport Hall of Fame – The Road Transport Hall of Fame is ‘Dedicated to the preservation and presentation of Australia’s unique road transport heritage’. Winner of the converted Brolga Tourism Award 2009, it is not to be missed. For more information www.roadtransporthall.com/

Alice Springs Golf Club - Their slogan is ‘It doesn’t get any better than this….’ And they are not far wrong. With fantastic views and quality course Alice Springs golf club is a must visit destination. We especially like the 19^th hole with great food and very cold beer. See

Olive Pink Botanic Garden – Great place to visit. Take a walk up Spencer Hill, a wonderful collection of local flora and a great café. Highly recommended lunch venue. See www.opbg.com.au/

Western Macdonnell Ranges - Take a day and cruise out to the beautiful gorges that make up the Western Macdonnell Ranges. You simply can’t visit Alice Springs without taking this trip. There are tours available if you don’t want to drive. Ask at reception.