Top Things to do in Geraldton
What to do and see in Geraldton, Western Australia: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Geraldton, Australia including Gallipoli Trench Project, Monsignor Hawes Heritage Centre, Fishing Boat Harbour, Horizon, St George's Anglican Church, The Hermitage, Geraldton War Cemetery.
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1. Gallipoli Trench Project
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
-11th Battalion motto: Deeds Not Words- Our Trench is about recreating Leane’s Trench; 100m of war zone lifted straight out of 1915. It is designed to be an experience where you will be the reinforcements arriving on 6th August 1915 to bolster the 11th Battalion AIF. The 11th Battalion AIF is a commemorative Living History Unit dedicated to remembering Western Australia's involvement in World Wa
2. Monsignor Hawes Heritage Centre
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4.5 based on 25 reviews
The Museum tells the story of Monsignor John Hawes as priest and Architect through interpretive panels, audio-visual presentations and artefacts. Come and learn about the extraordinary man behind the buildings! After visiting the Museum, you can book a guided tour through St Francis Xavier Cathedral. During September, the wildflower season in the Mid West, tours every day at 2:30pm, except Friday when its at 4:00pm.
Reviewed By Atlas1669 - Perth, Australia
The heritage centre is certainly worth a visit. It acknowledges the life and work of a talented Monsignor John Hawes both as a priest and as an architect. His architectural contribution to the area is remarkable. Called in by chance and glad that we did.
3. Fishing Boat Harbour
4. Horizon
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4.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By loveindo - Broome, Australia
I had been working in the Kimberley at the Broome Visitor Centre for the past 3 years & as a traveller myself I am always attuned to what tourists want. What attracts them to visit certain locations etc. I had always promoted Geraldton because I enjoyed our time there as visitors in the past and was keen to pass on to fellow travellers what not to miss. Geraldtons foreshore has enjoyed a bit of a revitalisation since we were last there & while staying with relatives this time we were keen to check out all of the revamped foreshore art installations. "Horizon" was one that I had not heard about until we were taken to see it. Congratulations to the artists & to the City of Greater Geraldton for their great work. Wow, what a stunning attraction. It certainly generated quite a bit of interest at sunset with people arriving in time to capture a photo at this lovely time of night. Adequate off street parking, a wide meandering footpath, lovely lawns & picnic shelters nearby encourage locals & visitors to linger longer. We even returned the following morning for another look.
