Mary MacKillop Place Museum - Established in memory of Mary MacKillop, this museum has become one of the historical religious tourist destinations. The location is in Mount Street. Mary MacKillop Australia itself is a nun who lived during the 19th century who contributed to Santa remembered by the citizens as this country's first kangaroo. Actually, this land has two parts, one side is the Memorial Chapel, while the other is the Museum. The building is not too large, but very religiosity implies a very strong impression.

When he died in 1909, friends and the community agreed to make the chapel is a museum and memorial to the land of Santa. His grave is located in the chapel right next to the altar. The tomb is made ​​of marble with a statue of a half body and a cross on it. Regular visitors laying flowers to give peace on Mary MacKillop.

Next to this chapel there is a museum that contains an attractive educational displays. By combining the concept of history with the latest technology, visitors can embark on a journey from 1860 to the year 1900 via a touch screen mini computer. There revealed a variety of historical facts and stories about one of those influential in shaping religion in Australia. In the same building but different room, there is a souvenir shop where visitors can buy a rosary necklace, books, tapes religion, until the paraphernalia associated with Mary MacKillop. In one corner not far from there, there is also a cafe for visitors to fill the stomach and relieve fatigue.