Itineraries for you and your family!

8 - 9.30am - Enjoy an alfresco breakfast and coffee in one of the many cafes in the Armidale CBD.

9.50am - 12.30pm - Climb aboard the free Heritage Bus for a guided tour of Armidale. It departs the Armidale Visitor Information Centre everyday at 10am.Remember to reserve your seat by calling the Visitor Centre on 6770 3888.

1.00 - 2.30pm - Walk into the CBD from the Armidale Visitor Information Centre and make the dificult decision of what to select for lunch.

2.30 - 4.30pm - Take a scenic flight over Armidale in a Helicopter from Fleet Helicopters. There are many different routes to choose from, so to make your booking, call 02 6772 2348 or visit their website for further information www.fleethelicopters.com.au

7.30 - 10pm - Sample some of the many culinary delights Armidale has to offer in the many restaurants, which help to make Armidale a place to remember. The Armidale Visitor Information Centre has Dining Out Guides available, so call in and grab one on the way!

10pm late! - Try out the Armidale night-life by visiting one of the many night clubs in the CBD area (open most Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights).

8 - 9.30am - Enjoy an alfresco breakfast and coffee in one of the many cafes in the Armidale CBD. There is a small playground in the West End of the Centre Mall, Beardy Street which was updated in March 2010 - so why not let the kids loose while you sample the many treats on offer!

2 - 3.30pm - Keeping the kids amused and happy can sometimes be a hard task - so keep their minds busy by taking them to the Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place on Kentucky Street. Visit www.acckp.com.au for more information including opening hours. The New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) next door also offers the kids a place to get creative. To find out more information, visit www.neram.com.au.

3.30 - 7pm - To really make sure the brood sleeps well, take them to the Indoor Sports Centre on Mann Street, for a mixture of activities including an indoor jungle gym, laser skirmish, mini put-put golf and ten pin bowling. This is especially good if the weather isnt in your favour. You can sit back and enjoy a coffee an even order a quick dinner for the family! Visit www.armidalesportandrec.com.au for more information.

8am - 1pm - Relax, as you enjoy the vast variety of Armidale scenery by completing scenic drive 19. This incorporates waterfalls, history and heritage and much more. You could even pack your own lunch and select one of Urallas beautiful areas to enjoy it in on the way back to Armidale. Click here for more information on scenic drive 19.

1 - 2.30pm - Stretch your legs after a morning in the car and complete the Armidale Heritage Walk. You can collect the map with explinations about various attractions around the CBD from the Armidale Visitor Centre, or click here to download the brochure.

2.30 - 3.30pm - Put your feet up and benefit from a therapeutic cuppa from one of the many cafes in Armidale.

3.30 - 4.30pm - While the lady gets her nails done and get glammed up for the night by one of the local beauticians, the gentleman can enjoy a quiet ale overlooking the city.

6.30 - late! - Pick a table under the stars and enjoy Armidale's prestige culinary delights. The Armidale Visitor Information Centre has Dining Out Guides available.

For more information on any of the above itineraries, please do not hesitate to call in to the Visitor Informaion Centre at 82 Marsh Street Armidale, in the Hungry Jacks Car Park.

You can also can also call us on 02 6770 3888

Enjoy!