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The Workshops Rail Museum<br />
This rail museum has 15 exhibition zones and tells the story of Queensland's rail history<br />
in a fun, interactive way. North Street, North Ipswich.<br />
Ipswich Art Gallery<br />
This gallery is chock full of visual, interactive and multi media art displays. There is a<br />
kid's friendly zone that allows children to create their own original artwork. D'Arcy Doyle<br />
Place, Nicholas Street.<br />
Ironbark Ridge<br />
This winery produces many award winning wines. The historical tasting room built in the<br />
early 1900's, was originally a miner's cottage and now offers Cellar door tastings and<br />
sales along with a selection of cheeses, olives and coffee. Middle Road.<br />
Bellevue Homestead and Vineyards<br />
This historic homestead is heritage listed and is a rare example of a Victorian and<br />
Edwardian mix of architecture. The rooms are loving restored with period furniture to<br />
match the bygone era. West Road, Coominya.<br />
Rosewood Railway Museum<br />
This community oriented Railway Historical Society provides an opportunity to<br />
experience the bygone era of steam train travel. Train rides between Kunkala and<br />
Cabanda Stations available on the last Sunday of each month. Kunkala Station, Freeman<br />
Road, Rosewood.<br />
Ipswich City Heritage Trails<br />
There are six of these trails in and around the city of Ipswich, three for walking and three<br />
for driving. Ipswich has a plethora of historical buildings and sites, the heritage trails<br />
have more than 78 buildings listed. Some are open and provide guided tours whereas<br />
others are private and can be just viewed from the road. The map and pamphlet for the<br />
trails can be picked up from the council ofices or the tourist information centre.<br />
Nerima Gardens<br />
These peaceful gardens in the city are a tribute to Ipswich's sister city Nerima in Japan. It<br />
is a lovely garden to stroll in or have a picnic in.<br />
Longreach<br />
Longreach is in the Central West area of Queensland and is the largest town out here.<br />
Longreach was originally a campsite for shearers and only started to expand when a<br />
railway line was put through here in 1892. Longreach is the pioneer home of Qantas, it<br />
had its headquarters here for seven years in 1922. However, today Longreach is thought<br />
of as a typical outback town and many tourists flock here to experience the pioneer feel<br />
of the place.<br />
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