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Kalgoorlie is an amazing township of approximately 30000 people, 1 hour from Perth by flight. The locals are very friendly and will make you feel at home here. Lots of dining options and bars to choose from. More to see and do than you would first imagine. A lovely spot for either a short or long stay. Best kept local secret - Kalgoorlie Noodle House - Laksa!

I travelled for business and kalgoorlie is a large hub of activity in my field. This makes the population there very eclectic. The town is quite historical and if you have time, you should explore this. It is amazing what was achieved in the 1800’s so far from a capital city. It’s still amazing now!! The kalgoorlie known as the Wild West for its drinking and partying ways has given way to the Wild West of old. Hard working, driven and proud.

Goldfields Museum is excellent and worth scheduling in the free tour if you can - there’s one at 10.30. Super Pit lookout worth a stop and if clear try to take in Mount Charlotte Lookout at sunset. We arrived on Boxing Day be aware that quite a few restaurants and shops can be closed, some till February!

Kalgoorlie is a thriving, historically significant town that is now bustling with new resource developments Everly Australian traveller should visit the home of Australia's greatest goldrush and longest operating gold mine in Mt Charlotte, at least once in their lifetime. Gold mining continues at the huge Super Pit, which provides a wonderful viewing platform and tours. Goldming also continues at many other nearby gold centres including Paddington, Ora Banda and Kanowna. Nickel and Lithium mining also occurs in the broader Yilgarn region, innjecting more life into the historic Goldfields. There are many wonderful old hotels such as the Palace and Exchange as well as modern facities such Rydges and Plaza, to suit everyones taste. You can buy gold nuggets in Hannan St and visit fascinating museums that tell the story of Kalgoorlie

The history of Kalgoorlie is so very interesting. The battles of hardship are amazing and heart breaking. The stories that the museums have on display were just so well presented. We travelled further afield, and visited Gwalia, Leonora and Menzies. Truly an experience to see the vast land. Having a dog was a trial when it came to eating at various places, no outside amenities. Kalgoorlie's streets are easy to navigate. The only thing that we would avoid is never to travel there in the hot seasons.

Finding a spot to have a picnic lunch was 7min out from the cbd. Finding shade in either places was scarce. The Big Pit Tour was well worth the journey. The Red tram was also worth the it The individual shops in Hannan St are similar to other towns. Only passing through there would be other shopping areas in the suburbs.