Bathurst, Regional city in New South Wales, Australia
Bathurst sits on gentle hills and plains near the Macquarie River, with Mount Panorama rising clearly above the town. Streets run through residential and commercial areas that fit into the surrounding countryside, while parks and gardens line the river.
The Wiradjuri lived in this region for thousands of years before European settlers arrived in 1815. The town grew as a trading and administrative center for the surrounding farming areas.
The museum displays race cars and equipment from over a century of Australian motorsport. Visitors see helmets, trophies, and vehicles that competed in the country's most important races.
The visitor center on Kendall Avenue offers maps, accommodation bookings, and regional travel tips every day. Visitors can learn about local attractions, walking trails, and community events.
Mount Panorama Circuit serves as a regular public road most of the year, with locals driving to work or home along its route. In October, this same stretch becomes a race track for the Bathurst 1000, which has run since 1963.
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