Bathurst Rail Museum

Attraction
Bathurst Rail Museum
Bathurst Rail Museum
Bathurst Rail Museum
Bathurst Rail Museum
Bathurst Rail Museum
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About

The award-winning Bathurst Rail Museum is housed in the historic Railway Institute Building near the city's train station.

Explore the stories of Bathurst's community and their connection to rail history. Follow the social history stories and learn about the importance of rail for NSW, the region and the Bathurst community.

Be amazed by a model railway the size of a tennis court that's modelled on the 1950s/60s-era Bathurst-Tarana line. Watch the miniature operating trains and spot the tiny people, cars and sheep.

Relax with a coffee from the museum's cafe in the red train carriage outside or head into Kids Central, the children's play gallery with the world's largest permanent Brio set (a gigantic toy railway).

Hours

Closed now

Facilities and visitor features

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Reviews & Ratings

Shaveen Goonewardene

Shaveen Goonewardene

Google review

We visited here during our trip to Bathurst a couple of years ago and really enjoyed it. This was the first time I’d visited a train museum of this sort, and it turned out to be a great introduction to the region’s railway history. There’s a good variety of displays, including detailed dioramas that make the stories easy to follow even for first‑timers. The museum is well laid out, easy to walk through, and gives a clear sense of how important the railway was to the area. A worthwhile stop if you’re visiting Bathurst.

Price range

From $7 To $35 per person

Where you'll be

126 Havannah Street

Bathurst NSW 2795