Dubbo's most iconic tourist attraction is the Taronga Western Plains Zoo. Great for all ages. The cafe is open to the public without having to pay zoo entry fees, enjoy lunch or coffee while watching the lemurs and spider monkeys play!
Where history comes to life, this 19th century prison explores the brutality of prison life, the daring escapes and heritage of the site delivered in a mix of theatrical performances and modern immersive displays. Located centrally on the main street, open 7 days, 9am-5pm.
The Dubbo Visitor Experience is an immersive and interactive visitor experience featuring a decommissioned aircraft, augmented reality, hand-on displays and much more. Re-live extraordinary human stories and experience the vast distances, stunning landscapes and colourful outback characters the RFDS has helped in its over 90-year history. Relax in the Outback Treck Cafe and enjoy delicious food and drinks.
Also known locally as 'the Japanese gardens'. Entry is free
The Shire Bar and Grill - Macquarie Street, open for lunch and dinner
Creo Cafe (within the Western Plains Cultural Centre) - open for morning tea and lunch, wander throughout the gallery and museum afterwards.
The Grapevine Cafe - A Dubbo classic. Closes at 2pm on weekends
Down the Lane - Restaurant with outdoor seating, live music and tasty food.
Village Bakehouse Dubbo - Perfect for breakfast, morning tea or lunch, Village Bakehouse started as a small family business in 1918 and has grown to become an award-winning bakery loved by locals. This is Eran's favourite place to get a meat pie!