Must See
Wander through Queensland’s settler history at the Miles Historical village. With over 30 buildings from the 19th and 20th century, stroll down the village’s main street, uncover incredible artifacts and immerse yourself in regional homestead life.
Journey through time at Miles Historical Village Museum, a captivating destination that has been preserving history since 1971. Renowned as one of Australia’s finest, this museum boasts over 30 buildings and an array of displays showcasing the authenticity of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Conveniently located along the Warrego Highway at the eastern entrance to Miles, just 3.5 hours inland from Brisbane, the museum offers a fascinating stop on your travels. Nestled at the crossroads of the Warrego and Leichhardt Highways, Miles provides an ideal location for a restful break, offering excellent accommodation options and two serene free-camp sites under ancient eucalypts along the Dogwood Creek.
The museum’s origins trace back to the late 1960s when the Miles & District Historical Society envisioned a Historical Village. The dream materialised with the donation of an old community hall, meticulously relocated to its current position in Miles. As you enter the museum, step into the past through this historic hall, housing authentic collections, including a 500-year-old bible—an enticing glimpse into the rich local history and artifacts that await exploration.