New South Wales
A boutique winery and cellar door specialising in cool-climate boutique wines produced from single-vineyard grapes.
Must-see attractions in Australia & Pacific
Tasmania
There is a large colony of little (or fairy) penguins at Godfreys Beach, near the cemetery at the base of the Nut.
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.
Tasmania
This handsome four-storey mill on the main road through Carrick was built in 1846, and is now an antiques store.
The East Coast
There are many still-functioning historic buildings in Swansea, including the 1871 All Saints Anglican Church.
Ponsonby & Karangahape Rd
This reproduction of Michelangelo's Moses was made from marble from the same quarry as the original.
The East Coast
If you're feeling romantic, Cape Tourville Lighthouse, built in 1971, is a magical spot to watch the sunrise.
Brisbane & Around
This heritage-listed building was designed by prolific colonial architect Francis Drummond Greville Stanley.
Cairns & Far North Queensland
Everything you ever wanted to know about Cooktown's history, run by the local historical society volunteers.
Townsville
Contemporary art gallery in a stately 1885-built former bank. Exhibitions focus on north Queensland artists.
Melbourne
This 1930s Spanish-mission-style greenhouse showcases vibrant floral displays that change five times a year.
Southern NSW & The Murray
Cellar-door sales, tastings and a restaurant specialising in regional Italian flavours (mains $28 to $40).
Western Australia
Walk through the gold-mining history of the the town, and check out the beautifully restored horse wagon.
The East Coast
A beautiful granite-framed cove 10 minutes walk from the Cape Tourville Rd. Great snorkelling and diving.
Tasmania
Exhibits on the island lighthouses, shipwrecks, sealing, local monuments and soldier-settlement history.
West Coast Australia
The rusted trains, engines and mining machinery of this open-air museum make for an interesting wander.
Parnell & Newmarket
Tiny St Stephen's Chapel was built for the signing of the constitution of NZ's Anglican Church (1857).
Fiordland & Southland
Get a selfie in this wacky collections of teapots and statuettes arranged in Graham Renwick's garden.
West Coast Australia
Built in 1842 using wattle and daub construction, this is Western Australia's second-oldest church.
New South Wales
Not as manicured as you'd expect. All the same, a nice spot of greenery with a few walking trails.
The East Coast
Dating back to 1979, this little vineyard at Cranbrook produces petulant pinot noir and riesling.
Victoria
For coastal outlooks head to Darby Saddle, from where it's an easy walk to access this viewpoint.
New South Wales
Head to this lovely lookout for great views over Cowra, especially lovely at sunrise and sunset.
Cairns & Far North Queensland
The local weekly market features local crafts including woodwork and jewellery, and food stalls.
Melbourne
Werribee Mansion is a Italianate-style 1870s edifice brimming with colonial arriviste ambition.
West Coast Australia
Local arts and crafts, 22km south of Margaret River, with a wide selection of jarrah furniture.
Brisbane & Around
A busy market with fresh produce, ready-to-eat bites, arts and craft, gifts and live music.
The East Coast
Built in 1825, the stately Commissariat Store now houses the national park visitor centre.
St James Anglican Church & Cemetery
Launceston
This simple building on the old road to Hobart dates from 1845. Not open to the public.
The East Coast
Lookout on the Hazards Beach Track, along the western side of Freycinet National Park.
West Coast Australia
One of WA's better commercial galleries, surrounded by an intriguing sculpture park.
Tasmania
This modest cottage was the birthplace of Prime Minister Joseph Lyons (1879–1939).
Napier
Napier's closest swim spot (the main beach in front of the town centre isn't safe).
New South Wales
This quirky museum has exhibitions about rural life in the region in times gone by.
Parnell & Newmarket
A marvellous Carpenter Gothic house (1862), sitting amid lush, landscaped grounds.
West Coast Australia
The small museum in Cossack's old courthouse celebrates the town’s halcyon days.
Margaret River
Take a break from the wineries and try artisan cheeses in Cowaramup dairy country.
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