Must See Sights and Landmarks in Kuranda Area

"Cairns' main catholic church is famous for its themed stained-glass windows, the largest of their type in the world. There are 24 windows depicting the Creation story from Genesis and another series known as the Peace Windows, commemorating the end of World War II."

"When: Last Sunday of each month, April - NovemberWhere: Tanks Arts Center, Collins Avenue, Edge Hill. Tanks Monthly Markets are a unique slice of cultural life in the tropics and a must-do event on the Cairns calendar. Everyone is invited to wander the leafy promenade, explore the site and take in the full complement of stallholders offering a blend of quality local art, craft, produce, vintage clothing, collectables and local natural health products."

"These oil tanks were built for storage during World War II but have since been converted into a spectacular art gallery. Found by the Botanic Gardens, they offer a unique experience for those with a keen interest in local art."

"In 1959, North Queensland locals Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones established Honey House Kuranda. Mr. Howard Jones developed the business offering free honey tasting, bee hives, beekeeping equipment displays, and educational tours. In 1978, the observation bee hives were introduced and to this day prove a source of excitement and interest to all who see them."

"Time now stands still but years ago, the Cairns' war memorial kept the far northern city's population punctual. The clock tower on which a soldier. The Esplanade, Cairns, Queensland, Australia"

"Speciality brunch spot Two Blocks dishes out an inventive seasonal brunch menu with delicious coffee. How does rooibos-tea-soaked overnight oats with almond and chia, poached strawberries, blood-orange marmalade, house maple granola, coconut labneh and seasonal berries sound?. The Holloway Beach cafe’s food is so beautiful you’ll want to take a photo, and its minimalist interiors are the perfect backdrop."

"Smith Street Cafe located on Sheridan street was found in the beginnings in 2013 when owner Ainsley White returned to her hometown Cairns after traveling. The Cairns North cafe has since evolved from its small shopfront. It has Expanded due to popularity into the vacant shop next door."

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