Start your day with a flavour-packed breakfast at CSC Dubbo, where quality local ingredients meet warm hospitality. With indoor and outdoor seating available, it’s a great spot to enjoy a fresh, satisfying meal before heading into the rest of your itinerary.

Step into Yayoi Kusama’s immersive installation at the Western Plains Cultural Centre, where bold patterns, playful repetition, and iconic pumpkins draw you into a vivid world of colour, creativity, and wonder. Extend your visit by stepping into the People, Places & Possessions: Dubbo Stories permanent exhibition, where local history is brought to life through objects and personal accounts that have shaped the region. Take time to explore the museum and other rotating exhibitions, then finish your visit with a browse through the shop for Kusama-inspired merchandise.

After exploring the expiring Western Plains Cultural Centre, pause for a refreshing break at Creo Café located within the Centre. With a selection of light bites, pastries, and your choice of coffee or matcha latte, it’s the perfect spot to recharge before easing into the next part of your day.

Step into the remarkable world of the Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Experience and discover the life-saving work of doctors, nurses, pilots and outback communities. Journey across the vast Australian outback - a 7.69 million square kilometre “waiting room” - and witness how urgent medical care is delivered to some of the most remote locations. Through powerful storytelling and immersive technology, experience the lives, challenges and resilience of unique outback characters, making you feel as though you’re right there alongside them.

Enjoy a moment of Japanese comfort at Tanoshi, with crispy karaage, steaming bowls of ramen, or a colourful bento box. A warm and satisfying way to conclude your Dubbo adventure.

Step into the role of an astronomer for the night at Dubbo Observatory. Join a guided night sky tour and explore stars, planets, and distant galaxies through six powerful telescopes. For those with a DSLR camera, resident astronomer Peter Starr can also guide an astrophotography session, helping you capture remarkable images of the night sky. Booking is essential.