Orange Regional Museum
A modern museum with a grassy slope on its roof, telling the stories of Orange's Indigenous people, gold rush, agriculture and urban history.
The museum opened in 2016. Its roof is a green grassy slope that visitors can walk up. Permanent exhibitions cover Wiradjuri culture, the gold rush, orchard farming and the city's development. There are also touring special exhibitions. It is a good place to learn about local history.
Admission is free. The museum is on Byng Street in the city centre, next to the library and the art gallery.
Opening hours
Approx. 09:00–16:30
Nearby sights
- Cook Park
- Orange Botanic Gardens
- Orange Wine Region
- Lake Canobolas
- Mount Canobolas
- Borenore Caves
- Ophir Goldfields Reserve
- Millthorpe Village