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Attractions in New South Wales

Galleries, gardens, museums and lookouts across New South Wales, with nearby venue accessibility details shown where available.

244 attractions listed in NSW

A Chair in There

Bellingen, NSW

Husband and wife team Allan and Carmen Williams specialize in bringing you a gorgeous range of bespoke upcycled vintage furniture, full of colour and creativity. The gallery wall of ladies showcases amazing vintage prints that have been carefully curated with beautiful vintage frames. You will also find a stunning selection of vintage glassware, linen, candelabras and vintage garden goodies.

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A Fine Line Quiltery

Mittagong, NSW

Long arm machine quilting services located in Mittagong providing quality edge to edge designs. Finishing quilt tops to gift, love and cuddle by offering endless design possibilities, quality stitching in premium thread, luxurious wadding and a quick turnaround time to make your quilt top unique and complete. Also offering extra-curricular tuition and masterclasses.

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A Place to Create

Ballina, NSW

Created in 2023, A Place to Create, A Place to Share, A Place that Matters is a striking flood recovery mural by local artist Gala Jane, inspired by the resilience and spirit of the Northern Rivers community. Developed through community consultation and recovery workshops, the mural captures the three key elements that emerged from those conversations — Safe Space, Community, and Sharing. The thoughtful colour palette symbolises Ballina's identity and connection to place: Orange monochrome – representing the famous Big Prawn Blue monochrome – representing where the sea and sky meet Orange and blue together – representing the meeting of place, culture, arts, and people This powerful mural stands as a testament to creativity and connection in the face of adversity, reflecting the ongoing journey of healing and renewal after the 2022 floods. Gala Jane is a Northern Rivers mixed-media artist whose work uses text, textiles, and found objects to explore women's safety, mental health, and community resilience. A graduate of Southern Cross University, her murals and installations appear throughout the region. After losing her studio and artworks in the 2022 Lismore floods, Gala's practice now deeply examines trauma, recovery, and hope through art.

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A Thousand Words Gallery and Espresso Bar

Carcoar, NSW

Nestled within the original 1852 Saddlery building in the historic village of Carcoar, A Thousand Words Gallery and Espresso Bar brings a touch of magic to this beautiful town. Their rolling exhibitions present a considered selection of works by artists from across the Central West and around Australia - each one thoughtfully curated to tell a story, spark curiosity, and perhaps offer something truly special to take home. Within the gallery, you'll find their warm and welcoming espresso bar serving Fish River Roasters REVERB coffee, alongside a delicious offering of homemade cakes, sausage rolls, and sometimes scrumptious crepes! Whether you're passing through or making a day of it, they would love to welcome you to their gallery and espresso bar.

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A Touch of Tea

Bowral, NSW

Walking into A Touch of Tea is like going on the road to discovery. As well as a wide range of black tea, white tea and green tea, the range of blended teas, flavoured teas, and Chinese, African and Indian teas are extensive. There are infusions that can be served hot or cold, and several herbal teas too.

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A World in Four Voices

Orange, NSW

A World in Four Voices Four artists. Four origins - Poland, Japan, Australia and Germany. Each brings their own history, perspective and way of seeing, creating works that feel beautifully distinct while speaking a shared language of colour, gesture and spirit. Iku Fujisawa | Jola Nejman | Judy Kich | Margot Huebner. A World in Four Voices celebrates connection through difference - where stories intertwine, borders soften, and art becomes common ground. A space where contrast creates harmony, and belonging is found in what makes us unique.

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Abbey Creek picnic area

Crowdy Bay National Park, NSW

If you're looking for a picturesque spot for a day at the beach, pack the picnic hamper and head to Abbey Creek picnic area just north of Crowdy Gap campground. A short drive from Harrington or Taree, you can enjoy a leisurely lunch with unspoilt coastal views in the more remote southern precinct of Crowdy Bay National Park. Only a short stroll to Crowdy Beach, why not grab your towel and head down for a refreshing swim in the clear blue waves? The area is popular for fishing, surfing, and even parasailing. Keep your eyes peeled for dolphins playing in the surf, as well as osprey and sea-eagles patrolling the beaches for tasty treats. When you've worked up an appetite, unpack a spread in the shade of the sheltered picnic tables and tuck in. If you feel like stretching your legs, try the easy Crowdy Gap walking track. Take a virtual tour of Abbey Creek picnic area captured with Google Street View Trekker.

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ABC Pawnbrokers

Ballina, NSW

ABC Pawnbrokers is a licensed pawnbroker and second-hand dealer offering a wide range of services, including short-term instant loans, buying, and selling quality second-hand goods. Specialising in items such as PCs, laptops, cameras, watches, jewellery, surfboards, bikes, clothing, tools, household goods, and more, they provide great deals for all. The knowledgeable and friendly sales team is always ready to assist customers in finding new arrivals or items within their budget.

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Abercrombie House

Bathurst, NSW

Explore historic Abercrombie House and its gardens and grounds – and experience one of the greatest heritage and architectural treasures in the region, a living historic house museum and home of the Morgan family.​ On weekends and public holidays the barista makes great coffee made from the local Fish River Roasters coffee beans for your refreshment. Group bookings are welcome by prior arrangement (minimum of 15 people). Guided group and coach tours are welcome all year round by prior appointment (7-days a week). ​Clubs and societies can tailor their events and activities. For enquiries call them or use the contact form to email your request on the website.

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Abercrombie Karst Conservation Reserve

Abercrombie River, NSW

Note: Abercrombie Karst Conservation Reserve is closed until mid 2026. Famous for its incredible limestone caves, Abercrombie Karst Conservation Reserve offers great bushwalking, waterfalls and picturesque camping for the whole family. An Abercrombie Caves tour is an unforgettable experience. Set in a peaceful valley, Abercrombie Karst Conservation Reserve is a spectacular place to visit and a unique opportunity to experience the hidden depths of NSW. Abercrombie Caves boasts the largest natural arch in the southern hemisphere, as well as a number of other grand, richly decorated caves. Take the kids on a cave tour and go on a magical underground journey. With so much to do and see, why not stay overnight? Enjoy a night by the campfire at Ambercrombie Caves campground, or cosy cabins and open fireplaces at Arch Cottage. Make your way along Mount Gray walking track to see the historical relics of an old gold-mining community from the 1880s. Pack a picnic, walk to the magnificent Grove Creek Falls and take in the dramatic views. This is a great place to catch a memorable photograph and enjoy a refreshing swim surrounded by bush. If you're interested in a cave tour, there will be 4 fascinating tours on offer at Abercombie Caves after mid 2026.

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Abercrombie River National Park

Arkstone, NSW

You can follow fire trails, seek out swimming, canoeing and trout fishing spots, and explore the waterways. Or hunt out Licking Hole and discover an abandoned goldminer's cottage. Relics of the 19th century gold rush diggings, water races and sluices can also be found along the riverbanks. And at the end of the day, relax and refresh at any of the 4 camping sites: Bummaroo Ford, Silent Creek, The Beach and The Sink. If you don't have a 4WD, don't worry. Bummaroo Ford can be accessed by 2WD and offers easy access to hikes along the Abercrombie River, canoeing, kayaking and family-friendly camping. Abercrombie River National Park isn't just a paradise for adventurers though, it's also great for nature lovers. Gazetted in 1995, the park protects the largest intact patch of open forest on the NSW Central Tablelands. In the high north of the park you'll find dense mountain gum forests, while in the south you can explore open forests of scribbly gum and stringy bark. Wallabies, kangaroos and emus can be seen year-round, and at dawn or dusk you may even spot platypuses at isolated waterholes.

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Aberdeen Golf Club

Aberdeen, NSW

Aberdeen Golf Course is a nine hole (18 tee) course set on the banks of the Hunter River in Aberdeen. The par 70 course provides a good challenge to all levels of golfers. Although some holes are quite short in distance, the challenge is provided by smaller than-average greens which are long and narrow meaning supreme accuracy is required with approaches. The slicing golfer is slightly disadvantaged compared to straighter or hooking hitters as hazards or out-of-bounds fences line every fairway on the right-hand side. A CCR of 66 is a reasonable assessment of the course but golfers new to the course do have trouble with the narrow greens on some holes, especially the opening two holes. No tee times are required. Just turn up on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday and be greeted by friendly Aberdeen members who are glad to show you around.

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Abergail Farm | Highland Cow Experiences

Cambewarra, NSW

Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience with their beloved Highland Cows. Get up close and personal to meet, feed and take as many photos as your heart desires of their friendly Highland Cows in their natural habitat on the stunning Cambewarra hillside. Animal experiences go for one hour with the option to stay for an additional hour to unwind and enjoy a BYO picnic under the magical fig tree. Private, group and family experience packages available.

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Abicus

Cooks Hill, NSW

Since 2000, an independently owned and meticulously curated destination of discovery by way of new vinyl, music books, eyewear and apparel. From men's and women's hemp shirting to Birkenstocks, Coltrane LP's to Linen basics… the team at Abicus are just as happy talking about the new Nick Cave record or Rolla's collection as they are about championing the ever-many incredible local bars, bakeries, coffee shops, cafes, eating spots, galleries, parks, beaches and opportunity Newcastle has to offer. Abicus believes the in-store experience and conversations are as important as the offering. Pop by, say hello, grab a hot brew on Darby Street and take a walk around this incredible city.

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Aboriginal Bora Ring

Tucki Tucki, NSW

Aboriginal Bora Ring is one of the several tribal ceremonial grounds in the district and has been fenced and marked with a description board. Ceremonial grounds are very significant to the Aboriginal people and are usually marked with a Bora Ring. The Bora Ring is a raised platform of dirt arranged in a circle. This Bora Ring which was last used in the 1800s is located 15 kilometres south of Lismore on Wyrallah Road. It is a peaceful place, next to a cemetery with views to Parrots Nest and Blue Knob.

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Aboriginal Carved Poles Callala and Crookhaven Heads

Callala Beach, NSW

Take a walk among these traditional carvings by the sea at Callala and Crookhaven Heads. Depicting animals and traditional indigenous patterns and designs these poles are set against a backdrop of both Jervis Bay and the Tasman Sea. Walk around the open grass lands, take a picnic or simply enjoy enjoy the art and the views this is a relaxing space to be.

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Aboriginal Cultural Ways

East Ballina, NSW

Explore the rich Aboriginal heritage amongst the beauty of the Ballina coastline. The Aboriginal Cultural Ways is located on the Coastal Recreational Path at Angels Beach, East Ballina stretching north along the coastline to Sharpes Beach then continuing on to Lennox Point with QR code signage. The pathway is set back from the beach amongst the trees and surrounded by stunning scenery. Take a historical journey along this part of Ballina's coastline and learn about the special significance of the Aboriginal people and their cultural heritage through 22 panels of interpretive information. Ballina Shire Council has worked with Jali Local Aboriginal Land Council and members of Ballina Shire's Aboriginal community to produce a series of panels to recognise the special significance of this path to Aboriginal people. Stories along the path provide a mix of themes including historical events, cultural stories, landscape, language and significance of place. Members of the Aboriginal community have chosen to share their stories with users of the path to provide an insight into the cultural significance of this landscape and maintain their connection to Country. Before you visit, it's recommended that you download a QR code scanner app. This can be done by visiting your smart phone's app store. QR codes will be used in conjunction with the signage to provide complementary material along the path with audio content.

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Aboriginal Heritage walk

Akuna Bay, NSW

For a great experience that highlights the best of the Aboriginal art in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, step out on Aboriginal Heritage walk. Combining Resolute and West Head walking tracks, you'll encounter historic rock engravings and art of the traditional owners of this land. Within a 10-minute walk along the track, you'll come across the best-known site in the park, Red Hands Cave. It's not known how old some of this art is, but either way, you're bound to be in awe of this ancient Aborginal art. Nearby, as you continue on the track, there are impressive rock engravings, and further down the hill you'll discover an historic occupation shelter. During the colder months, families would light a fire inside, warming the stones and themselves. The people of West Head were virtually decimated by an outbreak of smallpox within a year of the arrival of the First Fleet. Pause for a moment in this beautiful bushland, to reflect and pay your respects.

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Abrahams Bosom Beach

Currarong, NSW

You can access Abrahams Bosom Beach by walking from the Abrahams Bosom car park on Beecroft Parade. This beach is popular with families and is often protected from the wind. It is a great place to feel immersed in nature without being far from town. The beach is also positioned at the mouth of Abrahams Bosom Creek and is the start of the beautiful and diverse Wreck Walk and Coomies Walking track.

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Abrahams Bosom Reserve

Currarong, NSW

A local favourite for the adventurer within, this walk takes you to some of the most remote beaches in the Shoalhaven Region. There are multiple route options on this walk. The main circuit is called Coomies Walk where you can explore sheltered coves great for swimming and snorkeling, beautiful lookouts with views along the coast and ancient bushland heath and fern forests. A great detour is the shorter Wreck Walk which takes you past Whale Point, Wilsons Beach and the 1928 shipwreck of the S.S.Merimbula. If you're looking to do a shorter walk, the Wreck Walk only takes about an hour and is great with kids.

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Absalom's Gallery

Broken Hill, NSW

Few people deserve the label ‘larger-than-life’ more than artist Jack Absalom, a South Australian wanderer who learned bush skills from Indigenous people on the Nullarbor Plain as a child, before making Broken Hill his home for the last 70 years of his life. Visit the Jack Absalom Gallery in the heart of the Silver City to find a wide selection of his evocative oil paintings, capturing the space and colour of the outback landscapes he knew so well. One of the five so-called ‘Brushmen of the Bush’, Absalom’s work has been exhibited across Australia and throughout the world. During his lifetime, he was also an outback adventurer, survivalist, author and TV personality, producing books and programs on bushcraft and how to travel safely through the vast desert wilderness that makes up this corner of the country. As such, you’ll also discover prints, books and an excellent collection of opals on display.

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Abstract the Floral with Kerry Bruce

Kiama, NSW

Join Kerry for a fun time painting and creating your floral abstract impression of the Bloom. You will be working from a still life of blooms, creating your impression of the florals. Learning, exploring colour with free flow acrylics on quality acid free art paper 38 x 56cm - this is a beautiful workshop and you will go home with a new piece of art ready to frame. This workshop caters to all skill levels from beginner to advanced. Your time to unwind with other creatives in a nurturing encouraging environment where Kerry will take you on your journey and help you unleash your inner artist! The workshop is inclusive of all your materials and use of all equipment. Morning tea provided. Limited places are available — bookings are now open. Contact Kerry to express your interest in attending future Art Retreats.

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Abstracted Outline of the Macleay River Mural

Kempsey, NSW

Ash uses contemporary design elements to create a sense of motion and energy. Amongst these elements is the inclusion of important species and ecosystems of the Kempsey Shire forming a narrative to raise awareness of their importance and vulnerability. An abstracted outline of the Macleay River creates a dynamic shape throughout the work; offering negative space and balance yet wrapping the elements together and firmly grounding the piece to the Shire and the communities through which it flows. Included in the mural are: Spider orchid Swamp sclerophyll forest on coastal floodplains Green and golden bell frog Freshwater wetlands on coastal floodplains Lesser creeping Fern White-flowered wax plant" Ash Taylor is an early career muralist from Brisbane. She is captivated and inspired by the natural environment. Her work is vibrant and energetic, mixing abstraction, carefully chosen colour palettes, gestural mark-making and illustration to create a connection between the viewer and nature. By bringing the natural environment to public, urbanized spaces Ash amplifies the beauty and detail of nature and creates a space to consider the importance and issues relating to the conservation and preservation of our natural spaces.

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Acacia Fine Jewellery

Bowral, NSW

Acacia Fine Jewellers is your one stop store for beautiful Australian-made jewellery. You'll find an an on-site jeweller that specialises in bespoke designs, perfect for engagement rings and wedding jewellery. Acacia also offer remodelling and repairs for jewellery and also watch services. They offer an in-house jeweller, bespoke jewellery, custom remodels, resizing, clean and polish, rhodium plating and watch batteries.

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