visit ungarie.
stretch your legs
and get set to explore.
Located in the Bland Shire on the banks of Humbug Creek,
there is plenty to see and do in Ungarie and surrounding areas.
Ungarie War History Mural and Globe.
A must visit for any war history enthusiast, the Ungarie RSL Memorial Park pays homage to Ungarie service men and women throughout history, from the Boer War in the 1890’s through to the present day. The Giant Globe and surrounding War Murals meticulously painted by artist Simon White, depict scenes from the Boer War, World War I, World War II, Vietnam and Iran, highlighting the significance of Ungarie and it’s people throughout Australia’s war history. The rotating globe also illuminates at night, making for a popular local attraction.
Location: Ungarie RSL Memorial Park, Ungarie Street, Ungarie NSW.
The Big Football
Standing proud in the Bing Wallder Park on Wollongough street, this 800kg fibreglass replica Sherrin pays permanent tribute to Ungarie and Australia’s most famous footballing family – the Danihers. Ungarie born and bred Terry, Anthony, Neale and Chris Daniher are legends of Australian football and to this day remain as the only set of four brothers to step onto the field together in an AFL/VFL premiership match. Between them they played a total of 752 Premiership games for Essendon and Sydney.
Location: Bing Wallder Park, 31 Wollongough Street, Ungarie, NSW.
Henderson Brothers Mural
This mural was designed to pay tribute to the Henderson Bros, who achieved many great things for the town during World War II and later. This included selling cars, and building an engine to bring power to the town. This Trompe-l’œil style mural painted by Artist Simon White, depicts the old 1950’s car sales room originally housed in this historical building.
Location: 50 Ungarie Street, Ungarie NSW.
ready to
venture further?
From Dubbo (3.5hrs) to Griffith (2hrs) and everywhere in between,
Ungarie is a great basecamp for your next adventure.
Lake Congelligo
The aquatic playground of Lake Congelligo is an unexpected oasis only a short 2 hour drive from Ungarie. Perfect for water sports and bird watching, this scenic waterway and charming town offers plenty of opportunity for tourists. From fishing to water sports, walking and cycling. Tourists can enjoy the relaxed country hospitality, and wander through the Lake Cargelligo Museum.
For more information see lakecargelligo.net.au.
Distance: <span data-metadata=""><span data-buffer="">Approx. 160.5km / 1 hour 55 minutes.
Dubbo
The vibrant regional city of Dubbo is home to many family friendly attractions such as the Old Dubbo Gaol, Dundullimal Homestead, The Royal Flying Doctor Service Centre, Dubbo Observatory and of course the famous Taronga Western Plains Zoo.
For further information visit dubbo.com.au
Distance: <span data-metadata=""><span data-buffer="">Approx. 299km / 3 hours and 41 minutes.
even more to explore...
Many more adventures to be found, near and far.
Bathurst
Visit the famous Mount Panorama, The National Motor Racing Museum, The Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum; and The Railway Museum. Notable events include Bathurst Winter Festival, Bathurst 1000 car race in October and Bathurst 12 hour in February.
Distance: Approx. 300km / 3 hours and 37 minutes.
Orange
Visit the wineries, markets, galleries and gardens. Notable events include Food Week in April and Wine month in October.
Distance: Approx. 260km / 3 hours.
Wellington
Set out on an adventure through Wellington Caves, Lake Burrendong water sports, bush walking, mountain climbing and Japanese gardens.
Distance: Approx. 290km / 3 hours and 19 minutes
Parkes
Best known for its radio telescope that helped broadcast the moon landing – CSIRO Telescope (The Dish). Also famous with Elvis fans for the annual Elvis Festival held in January.
Distance: Approx. 175km / 2 hours and 4 minutes.
Forbes
Follow the world class sculpture trail ‘Sculptures down the Lachlan’, and explore the heritage buildings. Notable events include ‘Grazing Down the Lachlan’ food festival in September.
Distance: Approx. 125km / 1 hour and 24 minutes.
Trundle
55km northwest of Parkes on ‘The Bogan Way’, the country town of Trundle boasts the widest main street in Australia. Notable events include Trundle Bush Tucker Weekend in September and the infamous ABBA Festival in October.
Distance: Approx. 145km / 1 hour and 45 minutes.
Condobolin
On the banks of the Lachlan River, it’s a great spot for fishing and water sports. Notable events sites and events include Utes in the Paddock, Horse Races, Railway Museum and Sculptures down the Lachlan.
Distance: Approx. 75km / 50 minutes.
Barellan
Home to Wimbledon tennis champion Evonne Goolagong-Cawley OAM. Notable sites include The Big Dunlop Tennis Raquet and the Barrelan Museum.
Distance: Approx. 110km / 1 hour and 7 minutes.
Coolamon
Hosting an extensive network of hiking and biking trails and plenty of sites to visit including The Fire Museum, Cheese Factory, For Keeps Sculpture, Rustic Rose Gallery, Up to Date Store Museum.
Distance: Approx. 153km / 1 hour and 41 minutes.
Ganmain
Famous Bakery, Haystack Museum, Historical Society, Murumbang Interpretive Walk, Gift and Thrift Shops.
Distance: Approx. 153km / 1 hour and 41 minutes.
Junee
Visit the Chocolate and Licorice Factory, the Monte Cristo Historic Homestead, the Roundhouse Railway Museum and Bethungra Olde School Tea House.
Distance: Approx. 165km / 1 hour and 59 minutes.
Narrandera
Visit the Monthly Farmers Markets, Art Deco Building trail, Water Tower Art trail, Australia’s Big Playable Guitar, Wiradjuri Country Heritage and Cultural Centre and Activities. Notable events include the Rodeo in February and Vintage Car Run (Easter).
Distance: Approx. 177km / 1 hour and 52 minutes.
Wagga Wagga
The largest inland city in NSW, Wagga Wagga boasts a fascinating heritage with plenty to offer, including the Botanical Gardens, RAAF Aviation Heritage Centre, National Art Glass Museum, Wollundry Grove Olives, Whitton Malt House, Weekly Farmers Markets, Specialty Shops and Eateries.
Distance: Approx. 193km / 2 hours and 9 minutes.
Griffith
Explore the town’s fascinating Italian heritage while visiting Vineyards,Pioneer Park, Cocoparra National Park, War Memorial Museum, Art Gallery, Festival Murals, Specialty Shops and Eateries. Notable events include the Citrus Festival in October, Griffith Spring Festival in October and Griffith Italian Festival August.
Distance: Approx. 160km / 1 hour 53 minutes.
Tullibigeal
Visit the Tullibigeal Picnic Races in March and Landra Castle.
Distance: Approx. 37km / 25 minutes.
West Wyalong
Visit the Hot Glass Gallery, Wyalong Museum, Holland Park Swim Centre, Wetlands, Art Gallery, Murals and Lake Cowal Public Reserve boasting 180 different species of bird life to observe.
