Great place to learn the history of this area and the Aboriginal people. There are restrooms here, a gift shop and anything sold goes to the Aboriginal people. You do see Aboriginal women painting in a workshop and they are selling their art.

This place is very special as it demonstrates the amazing culture of our Aboriginal first people. Spend some time here and enjoy the nice cafe too. Picked up several genuine souvenirs.

Everyone I spoke to had visited the Cultural Centre so many tours must stop in. It is worthwhile as you do learn more about the local culture and what is going on in the national park (weather conditions etc). Just ok for kids - lots...More

The Cultural Centre is a place where the sacred history of the indigenous people who have lived around ''Uluru'' for in excess of over 50,000 years is displayed for visitors to the ''Rock''. The legends have been passed down by word of mouth as there...More

Cultural centre is laid out where it walks you through the legends and stories handed down for generations of the Aboriginal people's living in this area. Many of the stories explain certain features on the rock. Included Ian cultural centres are areas where local native...More

It is free so a bonus worth a look. Some historical facts. Traditional paintings to look at and buy.

Our guides told us that we could not take pictures inside the Cultural Centre. We saw some nice paintings, clothes and refreshing drinks, and ice-cream. We were thirsty. We bought each of us a cold drink. It was so delicious. There was a fence around...More