Quirindi Town Tour in 4K – “Nest in the Hills” – Liverpool Plains Vibrant Epicentre
POV driving and walking tour, the best of Quirindi – in the vibrant Liverpool Plains of New South Wales, Australia. Presented in 4K see the town’s landmarks such as the famous Quirindi Silo Art, the town’s beautiful churches and scenic “Who’d-A-Thought-It Lookout”.
We’re in Australia’s prime agricultural heartland, experience the true sights and sounds with pure ambient environmental audio and immersive vision, free of music and speech. Learn along the way with informative subtitle based commentary.
Informational links:
– More information about Silo Art – https://www.australiansiloarttrail.com/quirindi-silo-art
– Robertson Town Tour (1861 Land Act) – https://youtu.be/R5vNKibqOjM
– Quirindi Rural Heritage Village – https://www.qrhv.com/
Today’s tour of Quirindi features:
0:00:00 Preview
0:00:12 Starting the tour and map
0:00:45 Introduction and entering town via Dewhurst Street
0:02:55 Driving through George Street – main shopping district
0:04:10 Quirindi Silo Art – walking tour of this art installation
0:06:45 Back in the car, checking out the town’s north
0:08:42 Quirindi Hospital – drive by
0:09:48 Quirindi Public School – drive by
0:11:15 Bell Park – drive by
0:15:40 Quirindi Train Station and start of walking tour
0:16:40 Checking out a memorial bench and steam locomotive
0:18:25 Vietnam War Memorial
0:19:05 Quirindi Memorial Clock Tower
0:20:40 Walking George Street, town history commentary
0:24:15 Court House, Police Station, Post Office
0:25:40 Continuing with the driving tour
0:26:20 Checking out Henry’s Quirindi and the Royal Theatre
0:27:12 St Alban’s Anglican Church
0:29:20 Quirindi Uniting Church
0:31:45 Liverpool Plains Fire Control Centre – drive by
0:34:50 St Brigid’s Catholic Church
0:36:45 Passing where Quirindi Station was located (town’s first building)
0:39:22 Bob’s Shed automobile museum – drive by
0:40:00 Who’d A Thought It Lookout
0:44:30 Checking out Quirindi’s southern streets
0:47:15 Rose Lea Park
0:49:50 Quirindi industrial area
0:52:50 Quirindi Cemetery
0:55:30 Quirindi Showground
1:00:25 Swinging Bridge Construction Site – drive by
1:02:20 Longfield Park
1:03:30 Quirindi Caravan Park – drive by
1:05:00 Checking out north eastern urban area
1:07:40 Quirindi Polo Club – drive by (Australia’s oldest polo club)
1:09:35 Finishing the drive in Station Street and George Street
Video recorded on 6 July 2026
Are you enjoying this Upper Hunter / New England series of videos?
– Scenic drive – Wallabadah to Quirindi – https://youtu.be/BIkjFo4SUhg
– Town tour of Wallabadah – https://youtu.be/a7NbprZP1_4
– Scenic drive – Wallabadah back roads – https://youtu.be/O9YZTbxifoU
– New England Highway, Willow Tree to Wallabadah scenic drive – https://youtu.be/4P8-3PtNaY4
– Willow Tree town tour – https://youtu.be/GPapGNr3fPk
– More Upper Hunter videos – https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLR86SEFxwZt5tibEzjeVk5HdSF__d9esF
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Today’s journey takes place in the lands of the “Kamilaroi” First Nations Peoples. I acknowledge their connection to the land and also pay my respects to their ancestors and Elders past, present and emerging.
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Are you interested in where I get my information from? View my information sources in this link – https://public.qwerky.online/video-resources/2026-07-06-quirindi-town-tour/information-sources.pdf
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1 Comment
Wow Qwerky, thank you for this town tour.
Quirindi looks beautiful, that scenery from the lookout, is like a painting!
I think I like it just a little more than Murrurundi.
That silo art made my heart smile, just delightful!
I also like how well kept up everything looks, especially the station, love the flowers and hedges along the main street, too, and who doesn't love a clock tower?
You've almost made me want to move there and have a big garden full of Sunflowers 😍🌻🌻🌻
I would love to check out that heritage Centre and Museum, sounds great.
I'm thinking hubby and I need to do another trip up that way, maybe in an RV this time, we have to bring our fur kid along of course lol.
There is something similar to how you described the Heritage centre and Museum, down in Victoria, it's called Coal Creek, located in Korumburra, (South Gippsland region) it used to be a gold coin donation to access it, and was one of our favourite places to visit, especially to take photos.
They moved whole buildings there to preserve them, and there are even a couple of old trains.
If you've never been, I highly recommend a visit if you are in Victoria again.
Here's a link to their website in case : https://coalcreekcommunityparkandmuseum.com/
Really loved this one, thank you Qwerky.
I don't have a great reach on social media but I'm going to share your channel with friends and family in the USA and UK who I feel are a bit curious about Australia and may never get over here.
Hopefully they will watch.
Looking forward to your next drive.