Blue Mountains

The World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains have become one of the most popular holiday destinations in Australia. Enjoy its breathtaking scenic beauty, nostalgic appeal and opportunities to relax. Less than two hours by road or rail from Sydney, it has many choices of accommodation and a great range of activities. Known for its many events including the Blue Mountains Music Festival of Folk, Blues and Roots, this three day event is held every March and features artist from around the world and Australia. The Blue Mountains, Lithgow and Oberon Tourism Festival of Walking is held in October, and includes bushwalks,

Alexandra Hotel

Located 100 metres from beautiful Leura Village and Leura Railway Station, the Alexandra Hotel (locally known as the Alex) is a vibrant part of the local scene. Perched atop of a hill, wonderful views of the rugged cliff faces and deep gorges of the Jamison Valley are accessible from the outdoor recreation areas and gardens, or even from the large balconies surrounding the hotel. The spacious and gracious Queen Anne design of the Alexandra Hotel has a 26-metre front balcony offering excellent views, with 22 bedrooms, a large dining room, smoking room, recreation room, drawing room, fine interior arches and

Segway Blue Mountains

Let Segway introduce an exciting new way to experience the Blue Mountains. The Segway Blue Mountains local guides will take you around the beautiful grounds of The Fairmont Resort where you'll ride your Segway through the forest, test your new skills on varied terrain and learn about the area, with glimpses of the Jamison Valley! Don't worry about the training, your guide will get you up to speed on how to ride and then take you out for an amazing time. Children as young as nine years old can do it and one child goes for free when a family

Tamarin Indian Tandoori Restaurant

Great restaurants are a blend of sophisticated cooking, imaginative ideas and respect for ingredients. Tamarin Indian Tandoori Restaurant is more than that. It's an experience that reminds you why some restaurants deserve to be revered. Set in a relaxed venue at the top of the famous Leura Mall under the clock tower and opposite Leura Railway Station. Perfect for all kinds of events, including weddings, birthdays, cocktail parties and small conferences and with available seating for 150. They offer traditional and modern Indian Tandoori cuisine cooked from their Tandoori oven. A blackboard menu changes every fortnight and all curries are

Old Wallerawang Railway Station

Wallerawang Railway Station is a Victorian era stone building - an excellent example of the late 19th Century railway stations. The building was in poor repair but in 2009 community public and private sectors worked together to protect this local heritage and restore it to its former glory. The Old Wallerawang Railway Station is now an arts centre, florist, Lollipop Junction and coffee shop - a wonderful addition to the range of attractions available to visitors to this beautiful part of NSW. The Station has three galleries with traditional art, ceramics, sculpture, pottery, photography and glass work from local and