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Centennial Park
Centennial Park is located right in the centre of Cooma CBD. Within the park is the historic “Avenue of Flags” and the “Cooma Mosaic Time Walk” murals depicting the history of the region. The park is alive with spectacular historic trees and ablaze with colour during Autumn. The park has toilet facilities (wheelchair and pram […]
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Monaro Art Group Little Gallery
During your visit to Cooma make sure you pop into the Monaro Art Group Gallery. The Cooma Monaro community has a wonderful array of artists and this gallery has an extensive selection of original arts and crafts by these talented people. Well worth a stop and shop. Open Monday to Friday 11-3pm and Saturday 10-1pm. […]
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Nanny Goat Hill Reserve
Close to the centre of Cooma you can visit Nanny Goat Hill Reserve. The lookout offers a 360° view of the township and surrounding countryside. The site is part of the historic Lambie Town Walk. The Nanny Goat sculpture was created by local artist, the late Chris Graham. Chris Graham was also largely responsible for […]
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Lambie Town Walk
Take the The Lambie Town Walk around the beautiful township of Cooma. In particular you can enjoy three heritage listed areas. The Court House Precinct, Lambie Street Precinct and Church Precincts. The walk is approximately 5 kilometres and will take just over an hour on foot. Similarly you can drive your car around the same […]
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Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre
Discover the Snowy Scheme! Visit The Snowy Hydro Discovery Centre. To find out more, visit the website. Please book through the centre for your visitor experience. Featuring informative displays, short videos, merchandise and books. A cafe with great coffee, cakes and light meals. Friendly, helpful staff and FREE entry! Where: Yulin Avenue, Cooma – look […]
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NSW State Correctional Services Gaol Museum
You will find the NSW Correctional Services Gaol Museum in Vale Street right next to the Cooma Gaol. Learn about the 200 year penal history of incarceration from convict days to the present in NSW Prisons. There is a collection of displays. Objects related to punishment and crime such as manacles, leg irons, clothing, weapons […]
