Blue Mountains
Seven kilometres southwest of Blackheath, this offers super vistas from the edge of the Shipley Plateau out over the Megalong Valley.
Must-see attractions in New South Wales
Borenore Karst Conservation Area
New South Wales
Bushwalking trails, picturesque picnic spots and karst caves are all highlights at this nature reserve, located 17km west of Orange.
New South Wales
This humble regional gallery has a small permanent collection of local and Australian art and hosts regular visiting exhibitions.
Byron Bay & Northern NSW
This lookout on Lennox Head itself, immediately south of the turn-off to the town, is a great spot for whale watching in winter.
Newcastle
The obelisk at the top of King Edward Park provides sweeping views over ocean and city.
Southern NSW & The Murray
North of town, with a re-creation of an early Riverina village and an exhibition on the history of winemaking in the region.
New South Wales
A boutique winery and cellar door specialising in cool-climate boutique wines produced from single-vineyard grapes.
New South Wales
Located 33km northwest of Orange, the cellar door of this small winery is celebrated for its sparkling varieties.
Clarence River Historical Society
Byron Bay & Northern NSW
Based in pretty Schaeffer House (1903), this little museum displays treasures liberated from attics across town.
Southern NSW & The Murray
Cellar-door sales, tastings and a restaurant specialising in regional Italian flavours (mains $28 to $40).
New South Wales
Not as manicured as you'd expect. All the same, a nice spot of greenery with a few walking trails.
New South Wales
Head to this lovely lookout for great views over Cowra, especially lovely at sunrise and sunset.
New South Wales
This quirky museum has exhibitions about rural life in the region in times gone by.
New South Wales
This lookout atop Memorial Hill offers great views over Parkes and surrounds.
Southern NSW & The Murray
Drive up the hill to Albury's war memorial for great views across town.
Southern NSW & The Murray
Award-winning olive oil and table olives. Visiting only by appointment.
South Coast NSW
Get to know your wrasse from your kingfish at the aquarium beneath the very good seafood restaurant Merimbula Wharf. It's an educational, if not very…
Sydney
This tiny maze of thigh-high hedges hides behind a gargantuan plane tree on a Paddington backstreet, squished into a cranny between a textile showroom and…
Sydney
Balmain’s jacaranda-filled streets contain dozens of historically significant buildings, most of which are privately owned. The squat, shingle-roofed…
Sydney
Balmain’s hibiscus-scattered streets contain dozens of historically significant buildings, most of which are privately owned. The most notable is this…
Sydney
This $2 billion project is the centrepiece of Parramatta's major redevelopment and features office towers, a university campus and public space, built to…
Dr Mary Booth Reserve Foreshore Walkway
Sydney
Squeezed between the Harbour Bridge and the politicians, the diminutive Dr Mary Booth Reserve Foreshore Walkway offers great views of the Opera House and…
South Coast NSW
Presently more of a landmark than an attraction, this heritage lighthouse on the harbour was built in 1871 (and switched on the following year). It was…
Sydney
Balmain’s hibiscus-studded streets contain dozens of historically significant buildings, most of which are privately owned. Darling St has Cahermore,…
Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences
Sydney
One of the key pieces of Parramatta's riverside development will be this museum, which will move much of the collection of the current Powerhouse Museum…
South Coast NSW
In the former police station (1901), a 30,000-item collection is packed into a small museum of local history.
Surry Hills & Darlinghurst
This beautiful modern library and community centre is sustainably built and on a busy Surry Hills corner. Libraries are cool again and locals have taken…
South Coast NSW
This small regional gallery adjoining Bega's library hosts high-calibre temporary exhibitions featuring the work of artists from around the South Coast.
Sydney
Just up from the ferry slip, this cute sandstone cottage was built in 1841. It's one of many historic houses of this era scattered through Balmain.
New South Wales
This lookout on the edge of Inverell has impressive views and is a good spot for a picnic.
Sydney
This brick former church hall, built around 1851, is in a rather dilapidated state.
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