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Glen Innes
With a rich Celtic heritage, Glen Innes is a pleasant stop if you’re driving through New England but it isn’t a destination in its own right. The main attraction is the Standing Stones at Martins Lookout.
Practical information
Glen Innes Visitor & Coach Centre
152 Church Street, Glen Innes
Tel (02) 6732 2397
Website www.gleninnestourism.com
Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat-Sun 9am-3pm
Coming & going
CountryLink buses go to Brisbane, Grafton, Inverell, Moree and Sydney. Greyhound buses go to Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney. Greyhound buses stop at the Caltex service station.
Sightseeing, museums & tourist attractions
Land of the Beardies History House Museum
The region was first settled by a couple of bearded men from whom this museum takes its name. The museum delves into the town’s history with an interesting array of exhibits.
Corner Fergusson Street & West Avenue, Glen Innes
Tel (02) 6732 1035
Website www.beardieshistoryhouse.info
Admission $4
Open Mon-Fri 10am-noon & 1pm-4pm, Sat-Sun 1pm-4pm
Standing Stones
Based upon the Ring of Brodgar in Scotland, Glen Innes’s Standing Stones are a reflection of the town’s Celtic heritage.
Martins Lookout, Watsons Dve, Glen Innes
Website www.australianstandingstones.com
Admission free
Always open
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