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Beautifully restored buildings from the Gold Rush Era add a lot of character to this charming Town.. The Town Hall is just one of the many such buildings, that have that 'days gone by' beauty about them.
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The city’s heart is Mary Street, a fantastic blend of shopping, heritage and nearby parkland that combines the activity of a regional centre with the relaxed, carefree experience of a holiday. Take a heritage walk past traditional shopfronts as well as excellent examples of 19th Century architecture.
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The Gallery is housed in the historic School of Arts building on Nash Street and continues to display a variety of both local and touring exhibitions of high quality...
The Gallery is conveniently located in the heart of the city.
Park in the McDonald's carpark facing away from Bruce Highway.
Just on dusk, you'll see the flying foxes as they become active. They congregate in the trees behind Maccas and may even fly over the carpark as they set out for the night.
Gympie, and where the Town Hall is situated today, is where in 1867, gold was discovered by Prospector, James Nash. Just 8 years after Queensland had separated from New South Wales, Banks in...
Heading North on the Bruce Highway to Gympie
I have driven through Gympie many times in my life when travelling further North. It is a good sized city by rural Queensland standards and has all the food shops for the through traveller. It is......
Gympie Gympie is known as 'Queensland's Golden City' following Queensland's first gold rush in 1867. You can relive the tradition that has given Gympie its special place in history. At the Gold...
On the way to a whole bunch of other places, there's this little quaint town of Gympie. According to one local I talked to, Gympie originally sprang up as a gold mining town and they even have a...
Build your own Gympie page
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