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Wagga Wagga has a temperate climate with average high temperatures ranging between 12 and 30 deg C. It is best to visit here during spring (17-21 deg C) and summer (25-30 deg C) season because the winters here are much colder compared to the rest of the country. It also rains throughout the year, so visitors need to be careful planning their itinerary.

Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens

The nearly 50-year old Wagga Wagga Botanic Gardens comprises several earmarked mini-gardens like camellia garden, Island and Bamboo Garden, Shakespearean garden and cactus and succulent garden. The camellia garden also houses an ornate Chinese pavilion that was gifted by the Chinese city of Kunming. Its native flora section is supplemented with a music bowl, a zoo, an aviary, and a model railway (Willans Hill Model Railway).

Wagga Wagga Art Gallery

The Wagga Wagga Art Gallery is a state-of-the-art public art gallery with a remarkable range of artistic collections and artworks made by local artists in Wagga Wagga. It is installed in an architecturally and intricately designed complex called Civic Centre. Two impossible to miss attractions here are the Margaret Carnegie Print Collection (it offers an interesting overview of contemporary printmaking since 1960) and the National Art Glass Collection (nationally significant collection of contemporary art glass).

National Art Glass Collection

Located in Wagga Wagga Art Gallery, the National Art Glass Collection comprises the most comprehensive public collection of Australian studio glass in the country. It wows the visitors with its diverse styles, subjects and techniques through a number of art forms since 1970s. The Studio Glass Movement emerged in 1960s in Australia and enabled individual artists to work in private studios without any dependency on the factory model of glass production.

Festivals and Events

Wagga Wagga Show (10 September 2017)

Held annually in September, the Wagga Wagga Show is a popular family-centric event in Wagga Wagga. It is a superset of several interesting sub-events like full ring events, fireworks and an extensive sideshow alley. Visitors will find displays related to local art and craft, photography, cooking, poultry, farm produce, Pony Club Events and Junior Judging much to their liking.

Wagga Lake, Run, Ride

Wagga Lake, Run, Ride is the city’s largest free participation event that takes place annually in August or September. Participants take part in a mix of a 10-kilometer course around Lake Albert that they can cover by running, riding or walking- and is a hit among walkers, runners and cyclists alike.

Getting Around in Wagga Wagga

Busabout Wagga Wagga and Allen's Coaches of Coolamon and Junee Buses provide bus services to and from various parts from most Wagga Wagga suburbs to the CBD on weekdays.