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Arch Loop Track
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Natural Attractions

Arch Loop Track

The best way to explore the mysterious Arch Cave is on the Arch loop track. This easy walk starts and finishes at the Borenore picnic area, simply cross the footbridge from the picnic area and it’s just a short walk to the cave. Take your time along the walk to check out the rock formations, they are quite striking close up and feature black, orange and yellow striped markings. Once you’re inside the caves, go slow to let your eyes adjust, or flick on your torch. Look to the roof of the cave for the stalactites that cling tightly and to the stalagmites that grow upwards from the ground. Do you know what happens when the stalactites and stalagmites meet? They become a column; see how many you can count. Spend as long as you like in the cave, from here, it’s just an easy walk back through woodland to the picnic area.

Borenore NSW

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Arch of Victory and Garden of the Grieving Mother

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Arch of Victory and Garden of the Grieving Mother

The Arch of Victory was built to commemorate the Allied victory in World War I and to provide a sense of comfort and meaning to a community emerging from four years of grief and anxiety. The foundation stone was laid by General Sir William Birdwood on February 7th, 1920.  Thirteen local tradesmen undertook the four-month construction and utilised 70,000 bricks donated by the Selkirk company. Standing 17.5 metres high and 19.7 metres wide, the Arch is crowned with the emblem of the AIF - the Rising Sun. Opened by HRH Prince Edward, the Prince of Wales, on June 2nd, 1920.  His connection to Ballarat endured, and on the Arch's 50th anniversary, now as the Duke of Windsor, the Duke of Windsor responded to an invitation from the President of the Arch of Victory / Avenue of Honour Committee, Keith Price. The Garden of the Grieving Mother provides a place for contemplation and reflection. Inspired by the experiences of those who remained at home during wartime, it honours the grief and anxiety and resilience of mothers, fathers, families and friends waiting for news of loved ones serving overseas. While rooted in the World War I experience the garden pays tribute to the mothers and families of all Australian servicemen and women. At its centre stands a life-sized bronze statue by acclaimed Australian artist Peter Corlett OAM.

Alfredton VIC

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Life Drawing classes
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Entertainment Venues

Archaica Schola Art School & Studio

Archaica Schola is an art school and studio housed in a naturally lit, penthouse art space in the heart of Hobart's CBD. Offering a variety of art classes for kids and adults in painting, watercolours, ceramics, life drawing and more! They were Tasmania's first Paint 'n' Sip studio, founded in 2019, and remain proudly independent and locally owned.

Hobart TAS

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Archer Combat Sports
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Sports and Recreation Facilities

Archer Combat Sports

Combat Archery is rapidly emerging as one of the most thrilling new sports in Australia, and now it's available right in your neighbourhood. This unique activity combines the excitement of archery with the adrenaline of combat, allowing participants to engage in friendly competition while honing their skills. Whether you prefer to host a session at your own location or join them at their dedicated venue, the experience promises to be both exhilarating and memorable. Gather your friends, family, or colleagues for an unforgettable day filled with laughter, strategy, and a bit of friendly rivalry. Don't miss out on the chance to be part of this dynamic sport that is capturing the hearts of many across the country!

Leumeah NSW

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Archer Drive Scenic Drive and Lookout

Natural Attractions

Archer Drive Scenic Drive and Lookout

Archer Drive Scenic Drive and Lookout in the Ravensthorpe Range provides a picturesque scenic drive that allows you to experience the gold mining industry, and natural and farmland scenery in the Esperance area. The drive in spring also provides unique wildflower viewing opportunities. Ravensthorpe is situated an eight-hour drive south of Perth.

Ravensthorpe WA

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Archer Park Rail Museum
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Galleries, Museums and Collections

Archer Park Rail Museum

Archer Park Rail Museum contains many exhibitions associated with railways and the Rockhampton Council Tramways from 1899. Rollingstock, including the Purrey Steam Tram, and rail memorabilia have been collected from a variety of sources including private collectors, former rail workers, the "Friends of Archer Park", and Queensland Rail. A revolutionary digital soundscape system of sound effects and commentary enhances the experience as you wind your way through the authentic exhibitions. Purrey Steam Tram rides are available on Sundays. The Tram does not run between the end of November until the beginning of February. Archer Park Rail Museum is located on the infamous Denison Street (where the main rail runs down the centre of the street) in Rockhampton, between Archer and Cambridge Streets. This wonderful station is sure to have items of interest for many different age groups and truly is a rail lovers delight.

Rockhampton City QLD

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Archers Knob Track
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Natural Attractions

Archers Knob - Great Short Walk

Archers Knob is one of Tasmania's 60 Great Short Walks. The 60 Great Short Walks offer the best of Tasmania's day walking opportunities. 3-3.5 hours circuit (9km) via Bakers Beach, or 2–2.5 hours return. Grade 2. This walk not only has birds and a beach, but a superb lookout, with some of the best views in the Park. From the visitor centre meander through a paperbark swamp, on a raised boardwalk, to the Springlawn bird hide. As well as birds, you may see wallabies and pademelons amongst the trees. Then it's on to 114 m high Archers Knob, which is reached via a well-constructed zigzag track. There are wonderful panoramic views of the beach, Springlawn and beyond. You can retrace your steps back to the visitor centre, or for a longer circuit walk, divert via the signposted track to the pristine sands of Bakers Beach. Exit the beach at access track No. 3 along the road or track 1 back through the bird hide. Both tracks will bring you back to the visitor centre.​​ Please refer to the Parks and Wildlife Service Tasmania website (www.parks.tas.gov.au) for up-to-date information about this walk, alerts, closures, safe walking guidelines, leave no trace principles and National Park entry fees where applicable.

Bakers Beach TAS

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Archery Experience
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Sports and Recreation Facilities

Archery Experience

Try Archery for beginners is an archery session for you to learn to shoot a bow and arrow – providing all the gear and instruction you need. Experience the excitement and thrill of learning to shoot a bow, no previous skills needed During the 2.5 hour session qualified coaches will take you through - safety on the range - handling a bow, loading an arrow and letting it fly - using sights and how to score the arrows - plenty of practice time - a short break to meet new people and chat about Archery - finish with a fun activity You will be using quality, well-maintained recurve bows equipped with sights and a set of matching arrows. A finger tab, arm guard, bow sling and chest protector will ensure you have a safe and enjoyable time, you do not need to buy any archery gear to attend. Different bow sizes and target distances are available to suit all participants. Come along with friends and challenge each other See booking site for specific dates and times for various sessions

Clontarf QLD

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Archibald Memorial Fountain

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Archibald Memorial Fountain

This fountain was unveiled in 1932 to commemorate the friendship between French and Australian soldiers formed during the First World War. It was the bequest of J F Archibald, the editor and owner of The Bulletin magazine. It was designed by French sculptor Francois-Leon Sicard. It features figures and animals from classical literature and art. It is a popular meeting spot withing Hyde Park.

Sydney NSW

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Archie Brothers - Bowen Hills

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers - Bowen Hills

It's dazzling, it's delightful, it's a spectacle for all the ages - and this is not just talking about Brisbane. Archie Brothers is a real prize for the eyes - a kaleidoscopic circus of cocktails, arcade and ticket games that give old fun a new life. This is a one-stop entertainment destination with arcade games, and prizes, prizes, prizes. And the fun doesn't stop there, the crazy cocktails, shakes and bar snacks are just as much a feast for the eyes as they are for the tastebuds. There's no place on earth like Archie's. School holidays, rainy day activities, family fun, date nights or corporate events are all covered with the best fun time out in Brisbane.

Bowen Hills QLD

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Archie Brothers - Your new favourite arcade
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Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers - Maroochydore

Archie Brothers Maroochydore is an overload for the senses (in the best possible way). It's your new favourite arcade It's dazzling, it's delightful, it's a spectacle for the (all) ages hosting a kaleidoscopic circus of cocktails, bowling, arcade and ticket games that give old fun a new life! Throw in a gourmet kitchen and circus-themed function spaces into the mix, and the fun's covered for everyone. Once you've finished all the games it's time to head to the prize shop to spend all those tickets. Colourful bouncy balls, maybe some nostalgic candy from when you were young while you eye off a few collectable board games and if you keep all your tickets for next time - maybe the retro arcade machine Finished playing games? Head over to their friends at Strike for Karaoke and Bowling or Holey Moley for some well-earned mini golf.

Maroochydore QLD

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Archie Brothers, your new favourite arcade
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Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers - Surfers Paradise

Archie Brothers, it's your new favourite arcade It's dazzling, it's delightful, it's a spectacle for all the ages - and this is not just talking about the Gold Coast. Archie Brothers is a real prize for the eyes - a kaleidoscopic circus of cocktails, arcade and ticket games that give old fun a new life, an arcade-carnival hybrid where everyone is welcome to be and discover themselves, Your new favourite arcade. This is a one-stop entertainment destination with arcade games, and prizes, prizes, prizes. And the fun doesn't stop there, the crazy cocktails, shakes and bar snacks are just as much a feast for the eyes as they are for the tastebuds. There's no place on earth like Archie's. School holidays, rainy day activities, family fun, date nights or corporate events are all covered with the best fun time out in the Gold Coast with bowling, mini golf, arcades, Karaoke, dodgems, thrillrider and challenge rooms all under one roof, with a fully stocked bar at it's heart. It's 4-worlds of fun when you link up with Strike Bowling, Holey Moley Golf Club and Hijinx Hotel next door where you can bowl, putt and hijinx your heart out!

Surfers Paradise QLD

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Archie Brothers Alexandria

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers Alexandria

Archie Brothers is your one-stop entertainment destination at Alexandria. Try your luck against their arcade games and you just might land your hands on the coveted collectables that sit at the top of their jackpot. Dodgem cars, VR, ten-pin bowling and prizes prizes prizes are all in a day's play at Archie's. Looking to treat yourself? Indulge in the cocktail bar and food on offer to satisfy all of your cravings. There's no place on earth like Archie's.

Alexandria NSW

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Archie Brothers Castle Towers

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers Castle Towers

Castle Hill, it's time to hit the arcade. Archie Brothers is bringing its amazing arcade games and delicious bar to the heart of Castle Towers Shopping Centre! Grab a cocktail, win some prizes, and indulge in a menu that's fit for the perfect night out with family and friends. Whether you're a claw machine pro, love virtual reality, or lean more towards classic arcade racers, they're bringing the best games in the business for you to try your hand at. So grab a game card and get ready, 'cause Archie Brothers is guaranteed to knock your socks off.

Castle Hill NSW

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Archie Brothers Docklands

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers Docklands

Archie Brothers is your one-stop entertainment destination at The District Docklands Melbourne. Try your luck against our games and you just might land your hands on the coveted collectables that sit at the top of our jackpot. Dodgem cars, Virtual Reality, ten-pin bowling and prizes prizes prizes are all in a day's play at Archie's. There's no place on earth like Archie's.

Docklands VIC

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Archie Brothers Entertainment Quarter

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers Entertainment Quarter

They are your local arcade, but not how you remember it. Prepare to be dazzled and delighted by a spectacle for (all) the ages! Archie Brothers is a prize for your eyes, a kaleidoscopic circus of cocktails and arcade games – bringing new fun to old classics! From classic arcade games to childhood favourites and raucous redemption games, everyone's a winner at Archie Brothers.

Moore Park NSW

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Archie Brothers Forrest Chase

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers Forrest Chase

They are your local arcade, but not how you remember it. Prepare to be dazzled and delighted by a spectacle for (all) the ages! Archie Brothers is a prize for your eyes, a kaleidoscopic circus of cocktails and arcade games – bringing new fun to old classics! On Level One of Forrest Chase, the Perth party just levelled up. Step inside Archie Brothers. A neon-drenched playground packed with arcade games, bowling, and cocktails that know how to have a good time. Part arcade, part bar, part carnival chaos — it's the perfect place to let loose, smash high scores, and kick your night into overdrive.

Perth WA

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Archie Brothers Fremantle

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers Fremantle

Step right up, Freo! Archie Brothers has landed at FOMO King Square, and thry're bringing the chaos. Part arcade, part bar, part neon-drenched playground — they've packed the joint with nostalgic games, bowling, giant plushies, and cocktails that know how to party. This is where you cut loose, play big, and chase the kind of prizes you'll need a mate to carry home. From first dates to wild nights out, they've got the tunes, the games, and the drinks to keep you going 'til the lights come up. Fremantle, your new favourite arcade is here — and it's a little bit weird in all the right ways.

Fremantle WA

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Archie Brothers Karrinyup

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers Karrinyup

Located on The West Deck in the beautiful and newly renovated Karrinyup Shopping Centre you will find Archie Brothers. This venue is a first of its kind for Perth. Archie Brothers is an overload for the senses (in the best possible way). With modern and retro arcade games, an XD Theatre and the best in Virtual Reality, throw-in dodgems, and they’ve got hours of entertainment available. Throw their full-service cocktail bar, gourmet kitchen and function spaces into the mix, and the fun’s covered for everyone.

Karrinyup WA

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Archie Brothers QV

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers QV

Archie Brothers QV in Melbourne is serving up amazing food, drink, and all-round good vibes while you team up with friends in the most mesmerising arcade bar around. From modern arcade games, claw and ticket machines, virtual reality, coveted collectables and more - Archie Brothers QV is the night out.

Melbourne VIC

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Archie Brothers Wollongong

Amusement and Theme Parks

Archie Brothers Wollongong

You're in luck, Wollongong. They are bringing fun and good fortune to Wollongong Central. With a luxury bar, the newest arcade games and old school classics, this arcade bar is like nothing you have seen before. Consider your evenings spoken for. They are your local arcade, but not how you remember it. Prepare to be dazzled and delighted by a spectacle for (all) the ages! Archie Brothers is a prize for your eyes, a kaleidoscopic circus of cocktails and arcade games – bringing new fun to old classics!

Wollongong NSW

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Middle Island in the Recherche Archipelago

Natural Attractions

Archipelago of the Recherche

Nearly 100 untouched islands make up the stunning Archipelago of the Recherche off the coast of Esperance in the remote south east of Western Australia. There, you can see amazing wildlife including sea eagles and colonies of sea lions and fur seals which go there to breed. Get up close to these incredible creatures on a boat cruise from Esperance. Known by the locals as the Bay of Isles, the Recherche Archipelago is pristine wilderness at its best. From land, the bay is one of Australia's most beautiful seascapes. Pure white sand melts into turquoise water with islands scattered here and there. Many of the smaller islands are granite outcrops while one of the largest, known as Woody Island, offers camping, bushwalking, fishing and swimming. Woody Island is perfect for nature lovers. There's plenty of native bush, stunning lagoons for swimming and snorkelling and a variety of wildlife including bandicoots and wallabies. The island is open for camping and offers excellent facilities which range from basic campsites to safari huts with views over the bush to Shearwater Bay. Esperance is a day's drive from Perth or you can fly there in an hour and a half.

Esperance WA

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Supreme Court
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Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Architecture Walk

Walk the Historic Heart. The Historic Heart is home to one of Perth’s greatest collections of heritage buildings, together forming important streetscapes of late nineteenth and early twentieth century architecture. The collection of buildings includes Government House, the Perth Town Hall, the State Buildings, St George’s Cathedral, St Mary’s Cathedral, Fire Brigade No. 1 Station and the remains of Jewell’s Colonial Hospital. In addition to these well known Perth landmarks, there are also a number of beautiful private residences and commercial buildings, and a magnificent heritage-listed Moreton Bay Fig tree. Take the time to roam the streets of Perth's east end and discover the city's vivid past. The streets of the Historic Heart are waiting to be discovered. The Architecture Walk is available on the Historic Heart of Perth App - free to download from the App Store or Google Play.

Perth WA

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Arden Bathhouse a unique and truly Tasmanian experience
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Spas and Retreats

Arden Bathhouse

Arden Bathhouse is a private bathhouse experience in bushland just outside Richmond, in Tasmania's Coal River Valley. Designed as a self-guided ritual, it invites guests to move between the deep heat of a wood-fired sauna, the sharp clarity of a cold plunge, and the lingering warmth of an outdoor hot tub, all with exclusive use of the space. Created for couples, friends or small groups, Arden Bathhouse offers a slower, more grounded kind of escape shaped by fire, water, fresh air and stillness. The experience is private and unhurried, with time to settle in, move at your own pace and enjoy the setting. Just five minutes from Richmond and around 30 minutes from Hobart, Arden Bathhouse feels secluded and restorative while remaining easily accessible from southern Tasmania. It can be booked as a standalone experience or paired with an overnight stay at The Croft at Arden Retreat.

Richmond TAS

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