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The Royal Flying Doctor Service Visitor Centre is situated at the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Airport and provides a rare insight into the work of one of Australia's truly legendary organisations.

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In Hannan Street, stands this much-photographed, bronze statue of Paddy Hannan, holding his waterbag. Completed in 1929, the original life-size statue, can be found inside the town hall. A drinking fountain supplies cool drinking water for thirsty visitors.

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Unveiled in August 1984 by the late Kevin Parry, Chairman of the Miner's Monument Committee, the monument was erected in tribute to all the miner workers, past, present and future, who through their skills and matchless work gave the Golden Mile its worldwide reputation.

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26 hectares of shady parkland with a wide variety of local eucalyptus, picnic tables under the shade of river gums, and a small dam that attracts water birds. Conservation and Land Management has recently introduced shelters with interpretative panels that outline the Goldfields flora and fauna.

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This old fashioned display is almost a museum in itself. Long used as a learning centre for School of Mines students.

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Burt Street comes alive with various stalls of local crafts including wooden toys, jewellery, crystals, handmade doll's clothes, teddy bears, secondhand goods, baked goods including jams, biscuits and cakes and a variety of framed pictures and books are all available.

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As you drive along the Goldfields Highway in Kalgoorlie, you cannot miss the massive nickel pots on display at the Tourist Information Bay. The pots make a great photograph; you can even get inside one to give your shot some perspective of the immense size of these big pots.

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Broad Arrow is a 'Ghost Town’ located 38 kilometres north of Kalgoorlie on the road to Leonora. The town was gazetted in 1896, and at its peak during the gold rush, it had 15,000 residents, eight hotels, a soft drink factory, two breweries, a hospital and a stock exchange. By the mid 1920s the rush was over and the town was virtually abandoned.

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Two public lookouts have been established by AurionGold . Each lookout has comprehensive interpretive panels and photographs that allow visitors to observe the typical day to day activities of an operating gold mine.

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Immerse yourself in the history of the struggle to bring life-giving water to the Goldfields. The Mount Charlotte Reservoir forms the end of the Golden Pipeline that delivers the precious water from Mundaring to the Goldfields.