Wagga Wagga Visitor Information Centre — Attraction in Wagga Wagga City Council

Backing onto the Murrumbidgee River a few seconds on foot from Baylis Street, the city’s visitor information centre is the obvious resource for travel inspiration, maps, leaflets and the like.

But the reason it makes it onto this list is because it’s also a gateway to all the great food and drink coming out of the agricultural Riverina region.

This could be wine, craft beer or cider, or, food-wise, natural licorice, olive oil, preserves, confectionery, honey, pistachios, premium vinegar or hot sauce.

And if you’re in need of a souvenir or something giftable there’s a big selection of indigenous arts and crafts as well sustainable home design handmade with...

With a cluster of other services surounding this cluster of buildings, Library, Glass Art gallery, Art centre and other business to this area, it was lacking signage to the Information front door, mainly due to its small exposure to the public. Once inside the front door it was which desk, left or right. The info attendent however, directed us on the Wagga Wagga tourist track and provided us with a bundle of brouchers and maps to help us with our...

I always visit this information centre when in town. Today I visit at 9.45am. The staff was happy to take my money but didn't engage in any conversation or ask where I was from. In the past 3 weeks I have visited Leeten, Griffith, Narrandera & Junee information centres, all lovely happy informative staff. On previous visits Sharon ( a volunteer on the weekend) has always been warm & welcoming. Oh yes by the way my...