Located on the Todd River in the MacDonnellRanges and settled by Europeans around 1871, ‘The Alice’ is almost right in the centre of Australia (1500km from both Darwinand Adelaide). Visit the many exciting galleries displaying Aboriginal art, textiles and crafts. The Royal Flying Doctor Service Base has daily tours and an interactive museum and School of the Air also has interpretive displays and lessons being broadcast. The National Pioneer Women’s Hall of Fame is dedicated to preserving women’s place in Australia’s history. Alice Springs Desert Park invites visitors to explore the arid landscape and the ability of Aboriginal people to survive in such harsh conditions. Alice Springs is a great base to explore the ‘red centers’ surrounding natural attractions and National Parks like Uluru (Ayres Rock) and Kings Canyon.