Cheap Flights to Wagga Wagga

What is the history of Wagga Wagga?

There’s a fascinating history to learn about after arriving on flights to Wagga Wagga. The Wiradjuri people are the traditional landowners of the Wagga Wagga region and have lived there for about 40,000 years. The first Europeans arrived in 1829, and the first European settlement was created in 1832. Wagga Wagga’s population increased over the next few decades and a series of city buildings went up – many of which you can still see today while holidaying on cheap flights to Wagga Wagga. It was officially named a city in 1946 and has continued to be a major centre for business and industry. Today, Wagga Wagga is the most populated inland city in New South Wales. Learn more about the area’s history in between return flights to Wagga Wagga by visiting the Museum of the Riverina, the Rock Heritage Trail, and Victory Memorial Gardens.

What can you do in Wagga Wagga over the weekend?

Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

Head to this attraction to take in the local art scene while visiting the Riverina on return flights to Wagga Wagga. The Wagga Wagga Art Gallery has a rotating set of exhibits that touch on different aspects of life in rural NSW. Many of the pieces are colourful and modern, but there are some great examples of classic Australian-style art too. The National Art Glass Gallery is located within the museum and is famous for holding Australia’s largest collection of glass artwork. Walk through the Glass Gallery while holidaying on flights to Wagga Wagga to see about 400 pieces from both Australian and international glass artists.

Adelong Falls Gold Mill Ruins

Hop in a rental car and drive an hour east to see the Adelong Falls Gold Mill Ruins while holidaying on flights to Wagga Wagga. The area is teeming with scenic landscapes but is especially known for its gold mining heritage. Between 1852 when gold was first discovered and 1916 when the mill closed, it was estimated to have processed more than 9,000 kilograms of gold ore. Walking trails wind through the Adelong Falls Gold Mill Ruins, allowing visitors to see an up-close look at the equipment and learn about the region’s gold mining history. There’s also a swimming hole where you can take a dip and try your luck at panning for gold while visiting NSW on return flights to Wagga Wagga.

Bago State Forest

Bago State Forest is an excellent place to see the landscapes of the Riverina when you book cheap flights to Wagga Wagga. It’s located on the Bago Plateau and is made up of a native alpine forest. There are many walking trails around Bago State Forest, including the popular Sugar Pines Walk and the Hume and Hovell Walking Track. Each trail has beautiful views over the surrounding area, and it’s even possible to catch sight of Kosciuszko National Park from some viewpoints. Bago State Forest also has many other landmarks to track down while holidaying on flights to Wagga Wagga, including Buddong Falls, Blowering Dam, and Pilot Hill Arboretum.

What is the cost of visiting Wagga Wagga?

Cheap flights to Wagga Wagga aren’t the only part of your trip you can save on with Webjet. We’ll also help you find the best deal on hotel rooms and a rental car when you book airfare to Wagga Wagga. A hotel room in central Wagga Wagga typically costs between $100 and $150 NZD per night. Rental cars are available from about $50 NZD per day and can be picked up from Wagga Wagga Airport (WGA).

A public bus operates around the area and is a great option to keep in mind if you won’t be hiring a car after booking tickets to Wagga Wagga. Bus fare around the city and inner suburbs costs $2.40 AUD ($2.60 NZD). 

In terms of sightseeing, you won’t have to set aside too much of your budget when you book airfare to Wagga Wagga. Many of the local attractions are completely free to visit! The Wagga Wagga Art Gallery and National Art Glass Gallery, Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens, Museum of the Riverina, Adelong Falls Gold Mill, and Bago State Forest are some of the places you can visit without spending any money.

How much time should I spend in Wagga Wagga?

Wagga Wagga is the perfect place to visit as a long weekend getaway. Plan to spend about three days in the city when you book tickets to Wagga Wagga. Are you interested in extending your Australia holiday? Direct flights are available from Wagga Wagga Airport (WGA) to both Sydney and Melbourne. Head to one of these cities after Wagga Wagga to see the urban and coastal sides to Australia in addition to the Outback.