Hidden gems - Memorials in Dallas, Australia not to miss (Updated January, 2024)

Hidden gems: Memorials in Dallas

Discover the city's hidden treasures—remarkable spots that are relatively undiscovered but offer exceptional experiences. Our selection criteria? A rating of 4.5 or higher with fewer than 150 reviews. Explore these lesser-known yet outstanding places that promise a delightful visit in Dallas. This list contains 10 places from Memorial category.

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Elvis Presley Memorial

Memorial

👍👍 Most sad place to visit 😞😥🙏

4.90 (17 reviews) (~13.41 km from centre)

Great War Monument

Memorial

4.90 (7 reviews) (~28.71 km from centre)

Australian Turkish Friendship Memorial

Memorial

👍👍 What strikes you first about the Australian Turkish Friendship Memorial is the large sweeping wreath made of interwoven stainless steel strands and the two granite stone seed cones (seeds of friendship). These represent a pine from Turkey and an Australian Casuarina seed. They lay side by side to re...

4.80 (15 reviews) (~17.84 km from centre)

Police Memorial

Memorial

👍👍 This is a beautiful memorial to the brave police men and women killed while on duty maintaining law and order in Victoria. Their names are cast in bronze plaques set into the wall facing St Kilda Road. The memorial is a direct response to the Walsh Street killings of Sergeant Gary Silk and Senior...

4.70 (32 reviews) (~17.35 km from centre)

Weary Dunlop Memorial

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👍👍 What an extraordinary man! I was delighted to discover this memorial and have the opportunity to introduce him to the kids. The sculpture, created by Melbourne artist, Peter Corlett, uses metal spikes from the Burma–Thailand railway. Weary and his company were sent to work on the Thai segment of th...

4.70 (15 reviews) (~17.47 km from centre)

Separation Memorial

Memorial

👍👍 The Flagstaff Gardens in West Melbourne, has a number of features of historical significance. Some of these date back to the early European settlement of Melbourne and the Separation Memorial is one such feature. It was was erected in November 1950 to commemorate the centenary of the proclamation...

4.70 (15 reviews) (~15.64 km from centre)

Korean War Memorial

Memorial

👍👍 Its a beautiful place with one of the most incredible views on Melbourne. Located inner suburbs, this place has a perfect geography to be able to show a whole view of CBD and some suburbs around, including rivers, mountains, the Flemington Racecourse and all the buildings which are part of the city.

4.70 (15 reviews) (~13.62 km from centre)

Kyeema Memorial

Memorial

👍👍 Nice and simple memorial for a very tragic event. Can be easily mistaken for large boulder at night 🌃

4.60 (23 reviews) (~40.61 km from centre)

Welshpool Memorial Park and Cenotaph.

Memorial

4.60 (17 reviews) (~171.76 km from centre)

Captain Cook Memorial

Memorial

👍👍 The heritage listed Captain James Cook memorial in Catani Gardens, at the corner of Fitzroy Street and Jacka Boulevarde, St Kilda was erected in honour of the 'discoverer' of the East Coast of Australia. It was sculptured by well known British sculptor of the period, John Tweed. The memorial was unv...

4.60 (9 reviews) (~21.71 km from centre)

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Hidden gems: Memorials in Dallas, Australia