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Binalong
Binalong was an area settled by Europeans in the acirc s decades before official records by Colonial authorities became apparent Originally called acirc Bennelong acirc the name was changed at the suggestion of local residents to Binalong an Aboriginal word ...
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Boorowa
The acirc Running of the Sheep acirc down the main street of Boorowa during the Irish Woolfest often reminds visitors of the acirc Running of the Bulls acirc in Pamplona Boorowa acirc s Irish Heritage is another reason for celebration ...
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Bowral
Nestled in the shadow of Mt Gibraltar famous for the annual Tulip Time Festival and home to the Bradman Museum of Cricket Bowral is just one of those quite unique places Bowral prides itself on possessing the best of both ...
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Braidwood
The entire township of Braidwood has been classified by the National Trust Nineteenth century architecture includes houses and businesses which have served the town since the goldrush days Preservation is encouraged by the local council and guided by the NSW ...
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Bribbaree
Visit Bribbaree for an authentic taste of Country Australia Bribbaree is located km s west of Young Visit the Railway Hotel at Bribbaree and meet some of the locals ...
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Bundanoon
Bundanoon is on the southern edge of settlement of the Highlands on the edge of the deep valleys and escarpments of the Great Dividing Range Today it is the th largest residential area in the Highlands and attracts vast numbers ...
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Burrawang
Burrawang is one of those picturesque and secluded country villages which is worthwhile visiting just to get away from the city Except for a few examples the C th architecture is not particularly memorable But peek between the hedgerows look ...
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Burrinjuck Dam
Burrinjuck Dam The first major dam built for irrigation in New South Wales was Burrinjuck Dam It is situated in the upper catchment of the Murrumbidgee River approximately kms from Yass The name Burrinjuck comes from the Aboriginal words acirc ...
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Goulburn
Welcome to the Goulburn District A part of quintessential Australia etched in history a blend of pristine nature and city vitality Take a leisurely diversion off the highway and uncover the myriad treasures hiding in this thriving rural gem The ...
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Gunning
Gunning is the centre of The Shire of Small Villages settled in s It is an old transport and wool growing centre offering heritage experiences with a peaceful friendly rural atmosphere Located km from the Hume Highway just over two ...
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Harden
Harden Shire is located near Canberra and the Riverina in the South West area of NSW The twin towns of Harden Murrumburrah are situated just kilometres from the main Sydney - Melbourne Highway The Shire is located on Burley Griffin ...
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Mittagong
Mittagong township is the gateway to the Southern Highlands and appeals as a base for the numerous bushwalks including one of Australia s most spectacular walks the seven-day Barallier Track to Katoomba It is a town with historical significance famous ...
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Moss Vale
If it s antiques you re looking for then look into Moss Vale known as the antique capital of the Southern Highlands Moss Vale is central to the Highlands and all other villages and attractions The town centre and old ...
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Murrumbateman
The first inhabitants of the Murrumbateman district were the Aborigines from the Ngunnawal tribe who lived in the area bounded by the towns of Queanbeyan Tumut Boorowa and Goulburn There is evidence that the neighbouring Wiradjuri also had considerable contact ...
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Queanbeyan
The site of gold silver and lead mining in the mid- th Century Queanbeyan s population has grown from just under at that time to close to today However this hub of Capital Country has lost none of its small-town ...
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Wollondilly
Wollondilly is a popular destination for visitors yet the name is often unfamiliar until memories stir with the mention of more prominent features such as Razorback Range and Burragorang Valley or towns like Picton Appin and Warragamba The district is ...
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Yass
Yass Valley located an easy minute drive from Canberra Yass Valley has its own unique charm and country friendliness You can be assured of a warm welcome when you visit the Valley During the early s the natural beauty and ...
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Young
Undulating is the best way to describe the terrain in which nestles the Capital Country town of Young A primary cherry-growing area - the Annual Cherry Festival commences on the last weekend in November - it s located close to ...
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Crookwell
Crookwell is a fine example of a large Country town with many of it s bulidings dating back to its origins in the mid th century The original Aboriginal name of Crookwell was quot Kiamma quot meaning quot good fishing ...
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Berrima
Berrima is widely recognised today as the best preserved example of a Georgian village on the Australian mainland A fortunate series of events created the Berrima we see today to the s was a time of promise and growth which ...
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Fitzroy Falls
Morton National Park is still largely in its natural state covers hectares Attractions include waterfalls Morton National Park resirvoir fishing and picnic areas ...
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Southern Highlands Area
The Southern Highlands is well known for its colourful gardens leisurely pursuits diverse landscape shopping and welcoming accommodation But there is another side to the area that offers a range of activities to pursue and enjoy Golfing is a favourite ...
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Gunning Area
Gunning is the centre of quot The Shire of Small Villages quot settled in s It is an old transport and wool growing centre offering heritage experiences with a peaceful friendly rural atmosphere Located kilometre from the Hume Highway just ...
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Wombeyan Caves
Unspoiled limestone caves campingh and bushwalking There is five caves open to the public The road is partially sealed contains narrow sections with sharp bends ...
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Exeter
Exeter named by James Badgery who had arrived in Sydney in and for years had successfully farmed in the Bringelly region His farm here was called Exeter after the town in England near where he grew up Exeter was later ...
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Sutton Forest
Sutton Forest has a significant place in early Australian history being one of the first settlements s in the new lands discovered outside the outer limits of the colony of Sydney There are a few interesting buildings to see and ...
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Robertson
Robertson is still a true country village with wide streets and ample parking There are pleasant village walks you can stroll through Woodlands beside a pretty stream beyond Hampden Park explore the original Rainforest of the Yarrawa Brush or visit ...
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Penrose
Penrose is located in The Southern Highlands between Bundanoon and Marulan Penrose village is fringed by the State Forest The Sylvan Glen Guest House has a nine-hole golf course paintball and restaurant set in a picturesque valley ...
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