Hawkesbury Valley

A fabulous display of set and unset Opals, Opal Specimens, Jewellery and souvenirs. Come and see a unique display of Opals - learn about Australia's National Gem. Easy access and parking open...

Thompson Square is one of the earliest settlement areas in Australia. The buildings around the square were built between 1815 and 1880 and today largely look like they did then. You will be drawn to...

A scenic lookout towards the Blue Mountains. Set amongst picturesque landscaped gardens with a rest area and barbecue facilities.

Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire the Bridge over Tunks (Pearces Creek).

The heritage charm of Windsor can be fully explored on the heritage walk of the town. The walk highlights the picturesque colonial town and the State Heritage Registered buildings on North Street.

Heritage Cottage holds several facinations - the front rooms recreate life in the 1850s, while you can revive with a drink in the coffee shop at the back.

The heritage charm of Richmond can be fully explored on the heritage walk of the town. The walk highlights the picturesque colonial town and the State Heritage Registered buildings on North Street.

The welcoming staff at ther Visitor Information Centre can provide you with a variety of information, maps, accommodation details, souveniers etc.

One of the last examples of Australian Georgian architecture in Windsor was built in 1834 by George Loder, a local innkeeper whom together with John Howe also explored the route north from Windsor....

Baulkham Hills Shire Council and The Hills District Historical Society have developed an interpretative self-guided walking trail that delves into the history of Baulkham Hills. The trail highlights...