Maryborough Heritage City Market


This weekly food- and goods-market is made all the more entertaining by the 1pm firing of the historic Time Cannon by Maryborough's 'ambassadors' – the town crier and 'Mary Heritage'. There are also rides through Queen's Park on the Mary Ann, a replica of a narrow-gauge logging train built here in 1873 (adult/child $3/2).


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On the street by the neoclassical facade of the former Union Bank (where PL Travers, creator of Mary Poppins was born) is a life-sized statue of the…

2. Story Bank

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Upstairs, in a bedroom of the former Australian Joint Stock Bank (c 1882), Helen Goff (aka PL Travers), the author of the Mary Poppins stories, was born…

3. Maryborough Family Heritage Institute

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Occupying a handsome Bank of New South Wales building from 1878, this heritage centre houses colonial immigration records from ships logs, and offers…

4. Gatakers Artspace

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Inside the restored Gatakers Buildings (behind the Military & Colonial Museum) are four galleries exhibiting contemporary art from the region and beyond…

5. Portside Heritage Precinct

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In the historic area beside the Mary River, Portside has 13 heritage-listed buildings, parkland and museums. The Portside Centre, located in the former…

6. Maryborough Military & Colonial Museum

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Occupying a brick warehouse built for JE Brown in 1879, this museum houses over 7000 military and colonial artefacts. Check out the only surviving three…

7. Brennan & Geraghty's Store

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8. Queens Park

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These Heritage-listed botanical gardens are some of the oldest in Australia. With lush lawns, fountains, memorials and a profusion of glorious trees …