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• Sunshine Coast - Rainy Day
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• UnderWater World
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| UnderWater World in Mooloolaba is Queensland`s largest oceanarium and aquarium. See sharks, crocodiles, stingray, playful seals and cheeky otters. Get your hands wet in the touch tanks and catch some of the many informative and fun shows each day. |
• Noosa Regional Gallery
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| Noosa Regional Gallery is an important part of its local community, with programs and events that support local artists and regional art . Admission is free except for some major exhibitions and events. |
• Landsborough Shire Historical Museum
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| Landsborough Shire Historical Museum is housed in the original Landsborough Shire Council Chambers, designed in 1924 by renowned architect Walter Carey Voller and built from local timbers. There are exhibits relating to indigenous and non-indigenous people of the area. |
• University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery
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| The University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery hosts a range of innovative exhibitions focusing on contemporary art and design using a range of media. The gallery is open to the public and entry is free. |
• Day Spa
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| On a rainy day, why not spoil yourself with a visit to a day spa? Enjoy a relaxing few hours being pampered and emerge, refreshed and renewed, after the rain has passed! The Sunshine Coast has several enticing day spas for a very special day. |
• Woodworks The Forestry and Timber Museum
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| Woodworks The Forestry and Timber Museum in Gympie is dedicated to the timber industry that first brought settlers to the area. There are displays of timber harvesting implements, bullock wagons and other colonial items. You can also watch skilled timber cutters using adzes, crosscut saws, broad axes and shingle froes. The steam-driven sawmill operates several times a year, usually on a Saturday during school holidays and special events. |
• Gold Mining Museum, Gympie
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| Gympie’s Gold Mining Museum features buildings, machinery and other artifacts from the start of the Queensland Gold Rush to the present day. Only trouble is, if you go on a rainy day, you’ll miss out on the opportunity to picnic beside the attractive lake! |
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