Lcoal business servicing the Alice Springs area

Specialists in Aboriginal Fine Art Relax in air-conditioned comfort while you discover the joys of Mbantua Aboriginal Art Gallery, one of the largest galleries in Alice Springs. The Gallery has a wonderful collection of traditional and contemporary artworks from aboriginal artists who live in the Utopia region of Central Australia. Well known artists include Minnie Pwerle, Janelle Stockman, Emily Kngwarreye, Abie Loy, Angelina Ngale, Lisa Mills and Betty Mbitjana. The artworks come in various sizes and you are sure to find something exciting and suitable for your home. Also in the Gallery are a large range of quality gifts sourced both locally and within Australia including wooden sculptures, jewellery, bark paintings, framed paintings, landscape paintings, sandstone and glassware. Drop in for a browse around the Gallery. In the rear of the Gallery you will find our Cultural Museum where you can learn about the Aboriginal Culture, traditions, mythology and sacred rites.

A museum dedicated to preserving the place of women in history & their special contribution to Australia's heritage, located at the old Alice Springs Goal. Open from February to December.

Museum of Australian Aviation History.

The Alice Springs Telegraph Station Historical Reserve marks the original site of the first European settlement in Alice Springs. Established in 1871 to relay messages between Darwin and Adelaide and also linking with an underwater cable network to London. Time your visit with one of our 4 daily guided tours (included in the price of your entry). The guided tours will immerse you in the history of the Telegraph Station and the township. You will learn about how this monumental innovation that connected Australia to the rest of the World! Afterwards, enjoy a vanilla slice and barista coffee from the Trail Station Cafe.

Established in 1877, the Original Lutheran Mission with Museum and Art Gallery of Albert Namatjira Gateway to Palm Valley.

The town of Windorah hosts the Whitula Gate Museum, a must see when travelling through the Channel Country. Stop in at the Windorah Information Centre to access the museum, have a chat and a cuppa with a local and get the low down on all the other exciting things to see and do in Windorah. Windorah Visitor Information Centre and the Whitula Gate Museum are located on the main thoroughfare through Windorah, in the heart of the Channel Country. The centres provides a welcome stop during your travels, with Driver Reviver tea and coffee, beautiful gardens, historical displays, road and tourist information and good local knowledge. The friendly staff will make you feel welcome and provide you with all the information you require to make you journey as easy as possible. Free WIFI is available and also free use of public computers. See you soon.