Discover the best attractions and experiences Red Centre has to offer
Explore the outback's heritage, from war memorials to historic transport and telegraph sites.
A World War I memorial with panoramic views over Alice Springs, especially striking at sunset.
Historic 1872 telegraph station ruins and surrounding precinct that tell the town's origins.
Historic jail site illustrating frontier life and the region's harsh early days.
Cultural and natural history come alive in central Australia’s curated spaces.
Stories of Australia’s iconic air medical service through interactive exhibits.
Gallery spaces and performances in the heart of Alice Springs.
Close-up encounters with central Australian reptiles and wildlife.
Sacred sites and places of worship that echo the region’s diverse history.
A sacred site to the Anangu people and a globally recognized natural monument.
Impressive domed rock formations revered in Anangu culture.
Historic church and quiet outback religious landmark in town.
Iconic red-centre landscapes, rugged gorges, and star-filled skies.
Iconic red-centre landscape encompassing Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
Spectacular canyon walks and dramatic cliff backdrops.
Chain of gorges, waterholes, and scenic trails west of Alice Springs.
Base yourself in the heart of the outback or near the gateway to the icons.
Central hub with shops, galleries, and casual eateries.
Resort precinct providing access to Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and nearby tours.
Residential and lookout area with sweeping ranges views.
Enjoy the outback at your own pace with these no-cost experiences.
Free vantage point offering sunset views over Alice Springs.
Clear desert skies make for unforgettable free celestial viewing.
Free-to-access walking trails and scenic viewpoints.
Outback flavours and experiences that showcase regional producers.
A memorable outback dining experience under the stars near Uluru.
Renowned fine-dining experience with spectacular desert views.
Casual cafés and markets along Alice Springs' main street.
Relaxed pubs, bars, and live music to end the day in the outback.
Iconic live-music venue with a laid-back outback vibe.
Casual bar scene with occasional live entertainment.
Diverse bars and venues offering a relaxed evening atmosphere.
Cultural performances and venues to soak in the local arts.
Regular theatre, cinema screenings, and gallery programs.
Live demonstrations and cultural presentations about desert life.
Exhibitions and programs exploring desert communities and knowledge.
Active outdoor adventures that put you in the heart of the desert.
Gentle rides offering a classic outback experience.
Challenging hike with dramatic views and geological features.
Extensive, flat circuit around Uluru with opportunities for wildlife spotting.
Ventures to lesser-known spots that reward with solitude and spectacular scenery.
A striking gorge best seen when the sun lights up the walls.
Remote valley famed for its ancient palm grove and red-rock landscapes.
Historic mission precinct with rich Aboriginal and European history.