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Capital Country & Southern Highlands Attractions

Over millions of years a maze of underground passages, streams and caverns has developed. Known to the Aboriginal people for tens of thousands of years, the Wombeyan Caves were re-discovered by Eur...
A National Trust property in Berrima, Harper's Mansion is a significant attraction for the Southern Highlands region, a circa 1834 house renowned for its colonial Georgian residence and period styl...
Cecils Hoskins Nature Reserve is a must for the keen birdwatcher - over 90 species of birdlife call this tranquil wetland home, situated on the banks on the Wingecarribee River. Visitors to Cecil H...
Spectacularly steep gorges, limestone caves and tumbling waterfalls makes Capital Country and the Southern Highlands region a must for tackling on foot. Whether you seek beauty, serenity or excitem...
A contemporary gallery in the heart of Bowral, Milk Gallery & Exhibition Space showcases art on every medium; from sculpture and paintings to handmade jewellery & fine woodwork. With the original M...
The International Cricket Hall of Fame Museum is located in Donald Bradman’s childhood home town of Bowral, alongside Bradman Oval where his cricketing career began. With five galleries, a hundred ...
Inspired by land and lifestyle, The Poacher's Way is a collective of artists, chefs, winemakers and rural retreats welcoming you to come and discover the lifestyle of those situated within Capital ...
Fly Fishing is great fun and a great opportunity to test your skills against the elusive freshwater trout. Learn some basic 'streamcraft' and freshwater fishing techniques with an experienced guide...
Morton National Park features spectacular waterfalls, such as Tianjara Falls in the south and Belmore and Fitzroy Falls in the north. Information on the park is available at the magnificent Fitzroy...
The Southern Highlands is home to a number of first class public and private golf clubs, some regarded as the most scenic, others as the most challenging. Established in the 1930's Moss Vale Golf C...
The wineries throughout Australia’s Capital Country and the Southern Highlands are "boutique" in style. The wine makers here use a combination of traditional and modern techniques for growing and p...
Pick your own berries, with buckets provided Montrose Berry farm will transfer you to yesteryear, walking the fields of growing blackberries, boysenberries, blueberries, loganberries, raspberries a...
Mittagong Visitor Information Centre provides tourist information for the Southern Highlands. Assisting with accommodation and tour bookings.
In The Old Cheese Factory, originally a 1936 dairy co-op, is the Robertson Cheese Store with more than 180 cheeses, a fine selection of olives, condiments and jams made in the Southern Highlands - ...
Friendly staff can assist you with all your enquiries regarding what to do and see while visiting Yass Valley
Cornelius O'Brien built this single storied colonial cottage in 1835, and between 1839 and 1873 it was home to Australia's great overland explorer Hamilton Hume. Guided tours, permanent display out...
The first documentation of an official race meeting at Queanbeyan was recorded in The Golden Age in 1860. Regular meetings are held , including the Queanbeyan Cup.
A village dating back to the 1850's. Notable buildings of that time include The Church of England, built in 1856, Roman Catholic Church built in 1874.
houses a number of pioneering relics, including some associated with Hamilton Hume, who was among the town's founders.