Most reviewed Points of Interest & Landmarks in New South Wales
4.5Sydney Opera House(24.5k reviews)from $29.14 - “People” Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Theaters
One of the most iconic buildings in the world – the Sydney Opera House is an architectural masterpiece and vibrant performance space. It's a place where the past shapes the future, where conventions are challenged and cultures are celebrated. Step inside and discover the stories that make the Opera House so inspiring. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, a first-timer or an aficionado, the Sydney Opera House has something for everyone.See more..
4.5Queen Victoria Building (QVB)(6.144 reviews) - A Work of Architectural Art Monday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Shopping Malls
Visit for the beautiful architecture, stay for the shops. Window shop through the atrium's five levels for high fashion brands, enjoy coffee at the cafes, and listen to the Royal Clock strike.See more..
4.0The Big Banana Fun Park(2.022 reviews) - High price for a budget experience. Monday: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
In 1964 John Landi wanted something to make passing traffic stop at his road side banana stall. He had heard of a "Big Pineapple" in Hawaii and thought that something big would definitely stop traffic. With assistance of 1200 pounds and local engineer, Alan Chapman, The Big Banana could become a reality. Builder Alan Harvey started the construction in September 1964 and the biggest banana in the world and Australia's first "Big Thing" was officially opened on December 22 that year. The Big Banana now boasts the biggest Water Park between Sydney & the Gold Coast, an Ice Skating Rink, Toboggan Ride, "The World of Bananas" theatre and tour experience, state-of-the-art Laser Tag arena, 36 hole Mini Golf Course, the biggest Giant Slide in the country known as "The Racer", Go Bananas Fun Zone, 4D Ride Simulator, Gift Shop, Going Bananas Cafe, Candy Making Kitchen, Opal Centre, Cheesemaking Workshop and Steve McEwans Reptile World. The Big Banana Fun Park, "It's a Whole Bunch of Fun!"See more..
4.5Echo Point Lookout(1.688 reviews) - Majestic views Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lookouts
We came here on two different days and had two totally different experiences and fortunately we stayed locally overnight. The fist day was rainy which resulted in a foggy cloudy day and we were literally up in the clouds and was mystical as we looked from the ledge. On the second day, the clouds cleared and the views were magnificent and majestic! Be wary that it’s paid meter parking around the area, so if you don’t want to pay, suggest being there after 5pm especially during the summer.See more..
4.5Hyde Park Barracks(1.150 reviews)from $8.13 - Lots of change. Monday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Points of Interest & Landmarks • History Museums
A UNESCO World Heritage-listed site in the heart of Sydney, the Hyde Park Barracks is an extraordinary living record of early colonial Australia. Originally built to house convicts, the barracks has also served as an immigration depot, asylum, law courts and government offices. Today, you can discover the stories of the Hyde Park Barracks through a self-guided immersive experience that will feel like stepping back in time. Using our groundbreaking interactive audio technology, you’ll follow in the footsteps of real people whose lives were touched by this place – male convicts, immigrants and women in need, as well as the Aboriginal nations that were impacted by colonial Australia.See more..
4.5Gan Gan Lookout(784 reviews) - Lovely Views over the Area Points of Interest & Landmarks
We love going up to Gan Gan Lookout to take in the lovely views over the district. You really have views in all directions from the vast sand dunes to the South, the entrance to the vast waterway as well as to the west. Great place to watch the sunset but one of my favourite things to look at and photograph at the lookout are the wonderful Gymea Lillies which were in full bloom. The walk up to the top is easy and there is plenty of parking if people do the right thing.See more..
With the Line of Lode cafe closed the Memorial is now the focus for any visits to this BH landmark and it is definitely worth it. The Memorial strikes the right tone of commemoration whilst also offering visitors a great spot to look over BH from. The current work around the memorial might impede some access however at the end of the day this is must see. Oh, you can also go there at night which is a unique experience itself.See more..
4.0The Clog Barn(575 reviews) - Go for the waffles! Points of Interest & Landmarks
Saw this driving past, close to the Big Banana. An enchanting miniature Dutch village, in fact miniatures of buildings from all over Holland. Well presented and maintained and inhabited by a lot of local wildlife too. We were in time for a clog making demonstration which was fascinating, and then had the most amazing waffles, ice cream and strawberries in the adjoining cafe for lunch. Perfect couple of hours.See more..
4.5Leura Cascades(452 reviews) - A great walk in to a photogenic cascading waterfall Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
This cascading waterfall is a joy to visit, especially after there has been some local rainfall. We were lucky in that it had rained and the volume of water coming down improved the photo opportunities. Moderate walk in from the Leura end via the cliff walk which is through a fantastic protected forest. He walking path is well maintained but can get a little slippery after rain. A great way to spend a couple of hours and enjoy a rest walk in a pristine mountain environment.See more..
4.5Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail(414 reviews) - Fantastic fun Monday: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
HELLO KOALAS SCULPTURE TRAIL, PORT MACQUARIE is an award-winning attraction, great fun and entertaining for people of all ages, open 365 days a year and it's FREE! 83 one metre high fibreglass koala sculptures, hand-painted by local artists, offer a dazzling display of original art across Greater Port Macquarie, plus Newcastle, Taree, Kempsey, Coffs Harbour. Hello Koalas celebrates Australia's iconic Koala with messages about wildlife conservation, cultural heritage, environment, community. Hello Koalas sculptures are sponsored by local organisations - the Trail is a freely accessible and engaging experience for everyone to enjoy! Visit Hello Koalas Sculpture Trail Gift Shop, open weekdays, in Bellbowrie St, Port Macquarie. Pick up a free Guide/Map and local tips from friendly staff. Discover Australian made gifts inspired by unique Hello Koalas sculpture designs. See the facial cast of our new 2.5 metre Big Koala and say hi to 12 Hello Koalas sculptures on display!See more..
4.5Wollongong Head Lighthouse(413 reviews) - What a beautiful area. Excellent parking facilities, clean and the best part...... the views!!! Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
It was ridiculously windy, which in a way made you appreciate even more how difficult life would have been on these coastal towns without all the luxuries we take for granted. It is now a beautiful area. Excellent parking facilities, clean and the best part...... the views!!! See more..
Glenda May has an amazing gift and ability to connect with spirits and the living world. My reading was so spot on and I really could feel the connection to my loved ones. I got all the answers I needed, not necessarily the ones I thought I'd get but I feel a lot lighter and content within myself. I would recommend her to anyone seeking advice or guidance. She really went above and beyond. I can't wait for the next time we meetSee more..
4.5Breakwall Waking Path(395 reviews) - Take the time to take in the ambience Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Apart from admiring the numerous painted rocks which we strolled by at leisure, past the adjacent van park with both grey nomads basking on sun loungers and families enjoying activities together. The skate bowls catered for all levels of ability and we watched a couple of teens take high air with scooter tricks. We stopped for a coffee at the shack (which was packing up at 2:30 pm and ummed and ahhed before consenting to take our order). To our delight a pair of dolphins bobbed by and a shag dried its wings as we consumed our beverages. Further down the breakwater in the cafe/restaurant precinct we savoured an early dinner at the Beach House restaurant and then with an ice cream in hand we watched a golden sunset behind the moored boats whilst listening to the raucous roosting of parrots in the park treetops.See more..
4.5North Head(388 reviews) - I went to see North Head remnant bushland and was so happy it is in good hands. Points of Interest & Landmarks
North Head is Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub (ESBS), which is a nationally and state-listed Endangered Ecological scrub. Because this land was first set up as a Quarantine Station to protect Sydney from the Spanish Flu in 1919, and later just before the onset of WW11, then became a military stronghold to protect and ward off the enemy. What is left is amazing remnant bush, these two factors have saved this part of North Head as a isolated beauty, just up the road from Manly.See more..
4.0The Big Merino(380 reviews) - Pleasantly surprised. Well worth it with young kids. Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
I haven't been here for a very long time so I was filled with some trepidation about visiting something that was cool as a kid - I was worried it would be just a little boring for kids now... But I needed have not worried. When my daughter discovered she could get up inside the sheep and look out of his eye sockets, we had a winner! What was also interesting was the history that had been placed inside the sheep as well. I don't remember that being there when I was a kid but, then, I may not have cared. But our daughter wanted to know what it was all about so we took her through the wool/shearing displays and talked to her about it. The biggest surprise for us, though, was the gift shop. Usually, these tourist-type gift shops are incredibly expensive but we were completely taken aback by the reasonable prices and the range of items they carried. My daughter got herself a good-sized sheep and sheepdog and cost us less than $50 for them both. We were impressed. Certainly worth the trip.See more..
4.5Cowra Prisoner of War Camp(379 reviews) - Important Site of Australias War History Points of Interest & Landmarks
Make sure you see the POW Hologram Theatre, located within the Cowra Visitor Information Centre, before you come to the POW camp. It tells the story of the Cowra Breakout and its aftermath from the perspective of a young woman, and really sets the scene. There is not much left on the site, but you experience an eeire feeling and the respect for what occured and those who died in the battle. Bring your walking shoes and water as it is very exposed and the points of interest are along a walking track dotted with ruins and signs explaining what occured. It is definately a place where all Australians should come to and reflect that this was the only time on Australia soil where shots were fired in combat. The brave men who left into action in the middle of the night only to be over run and killed are commendable. Lest we forget. See more..
4.5V-Wall(378 reviews) - Great walk Points of Interest & Landmarks
This is a perfect morning or sunset walkway. Surrounded by a bunch of painted memories on rocks by visitors, it's a pleasant stroll and an interesting discovery of so many people who have visited. We also left our mark on one of the rocks and would definitely go back to check it out and make additions in the years to come. See more..
4.5Sublime Point Lookout(342 reviews) - Worth going at sunrise! Points of Interest & Landmarks
We got there for 5.45am, it was pitch black but to witness the magic of sunrise was incredible. You can see the Three Sisters to your right and the views are just never ending and breathtaking. There are toilets and picnic tables, plenty of parking and the first lookout is just a few steps down so no heavy hiking involved. I'll tell everyone I know going to the Blue Mountains to stop here! See more..
4.0Big Prawn(322 reviews) - A classic - one of the bigger 'big' things on the Australian East Coast Monday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
This prawn, unlike the Coffs big banana, the Caboolture big pineapple, the big Mango, the Dubbo big steer, and the pathetic Tweed/Kingscliffe big Avocado and even the Tamworth Big Guitar - is actually huge and an amazingly detailed work of metal art. Well worth the panoramic view of Bunnings just outside downtown Ballina. Go there. Ballina is a very very cool place - just don't tell any of the hipsters.See more..
We visited the Australian Standing Stones earlier this month whilst at Minerama in Glen Innes. It was a cool wet day which was very reminiscent of the Scottish Highlands. The Grand kids were totally engrossed in trying to excise Excalibur from its bed of stone. Make sure you take the time to wander around the stones reading the various plaques on the ground which explain the position of the stones and their various meanings e.g Positioned with relevance to the Summer & Winter Solstice. The stones are positioned to show true North, South, East & West. There is also a Celtic Family Wall showing stones from many Celtic homelands that hold meaning to various Celtic pioneering families that settled in Australia. Well worth a visit & especially interesting is you have any Celtic heritage.See more..
4.5Nobbys Head and Breakwall(249 reviews) - Nice Nobby walk Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Piers & Boardwalks • Lookouts • Scenic Walking Areas
Always a gorgeous walk but especially grand on a sunny day. Caught a ferry later the same day to view it, and the lovely city of Newcastle, from the shipwreck walk (Stockton). The Nobby's walk is flat - making it easily navigable by wheelchair, bike, scooter, pram or foot.See more..
4.5Lightning Ridge(238 reviews) - Fell in Love with Lightning Ridge Spent More than 3 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Mines
Lightning Ridge was not part of our original itinerary but so glad we decided to add it. We absolutely loved the place and the longer we stayed, the more we liked it. The people were wonderful too. We stayed at the Opal Caravan Park, which we highly recommend and did all our shopping at Khan's IGA, which among everything we bought, Khan's eye fillet was the absolute BEST we've ever tasted. It cooked up perfectly and just melted in the mouth. It was so good, we went back and bought more. Will certainly revisit Lightning Ridge and do all the things we didn't get time to do.See more..
4.5Central Tilba Village(230 reviews) - Historic little town with lots to see Monday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks
WE MIGHT BE A LITTLE OLD FASHIONED Step into a postcard at Tilba District's National Trust villages - beautifully preserved and wonderfully rich in European and Indigenous history. Dotted with charming colonial timber cottages, Tilba District's two villages - Central Tilba and Tilba Tilba, provide a surprisingly exciting combination of boutique shops & galleries, a charming array of accommodation options, tasty regional fare and magnificent views - all packaged in a romantic heritage setting.See more..
4.5Sea Cliff Bridge(224 reviews) - very nice view Points of Interest & Landmarks • Bridges
lovely walk. However try to park at the end of the bridge south bound. I also recommend stopping at Bald Hill look out and if it is a good day you will also see some hang gliders. You can also try out tandem hang gliding for around $250 for 20 minutes See more..
4.5Green Cape Lighthouse(178 reviews) - A rough Pacific outlook Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lighthouses
Its a long graveled windy road. We did the drive under stormy conditions, and it was slippery in spots with less gravel and more soil, forming fine mud. The road was pretty even all the way and none too tough for a Sedan to handle. The afternoon was wet and dark and the journey to the lighthouse seemed to take for ever. Eventually when we reached, we couldn't stay long due to the weather, but it was amazing at the far end near the cliffs. The wind was strong enough to carry us off our feet, and looking out to the Pacific, it makes one wonder what it would have been like for a caretaker at a remote outpost as such. There's a toilet near the car park, check it out!See more..
Australia's World Peace Bell is situated in Cowra New South Wales Australia. This is the only Peace Bell not in a city in the world. Our Peace Bell is the only one with an audio describing how Cowra came to have the Peace Bell.See more..
Drive around to other side of Library both normal and Disabled spaces easy access to Art Glass Gallery. There is a lift inside up to next level. Easy to walk around even with walker /wheelchair. Exhibits are wonderful loved all of the ones I saw.See more..
Made famous by the Peter Allen song. Tenterfield Saddlery isn’t much to see. An old historic building still involved with leather goods, it makes reference to Peter Allen with images of him and a particularly large set of shoes in the window which I’m assuming belonged to the singer. Pop by and get a couple pics See more..
4.5Belmore Park(149 reviews) - Historic Park Dating Back To 1833 Points of Interest & Landmarks • Parks
It started out as a Market Square in 1833 where it was used for markets and fun and games and became Belmore Park in 1869 and named after Lord and lady Belmore who visited Goulburn. Belmore was Governor of NSW. From 1910 until 1926 it was a small zoo and now it is a picturesque park in the centre of town with some unusual monuments and an interesting band rotunda.See more..
Lovely hike with perfect views for all family. It's a bit challenging walk so preferably not to small kids. See more..
4.5Dundullimal Homestead(148 reviews) - Beautiful homestead and historical buildings providing a peak to the past Monday: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings
For the 2021-2022 Holiday season, Dundullimal will be closed from Christmas day through to Thursday 6th January, REOPENING Friday 7th January 2022. A visit to this National Trust (NSW) property, allows visitors to engage in a special experience, stepping back into rural life in the early colony. It's story is one of amazing endeavour and vision, evidenced in the creation of a finely crafted historic home. The homestead has survived in near original condition at a time when the land was beyond the limits of settlement. Today it is set on 4 hectares of land, surrounded by farmland and is only 5 minutes from the city of Dubbo. Experience the tranquility of a unique part of Australian pioneering history. Enjoy a self guided tour at your leisure. Guides are also able to assist and enhance your experience. Adults $10; Concessional entry price $8; Family (2 adults/2 children) $25.00.See more..
4.0Hermits Cave(136 reviews) - Wonderful History and Views Points of Interest & Landmarks
It is amazing what one man create with a puck and shovel back in 1921. Great views from the lookout over Griffith. But what is great is when you look at the storyboards which have photographs of when the Hermit had his home in the cave and the look at the landscape before you. Great views, nice walk and great history of a hermit.See more..
4.5Pinnacle Lookout(111 reviews) - Saw a shack Points of Interest & Landmarks
I was out having a few hours out with friends driving around Mt Canobolas, outside Orange in NSW. Our first stop was Mount Canobolas Tea House & we had a lovely brunch as they had reopened after the Covin-19 allowed them to open. We then drove around Mt Canobolas looking at all the different wineries ... which I think I will be returning to soon. Very soon we made a stop at a place called ‘The Pinnacle’. As we tried to find a parking spot, but there was too many cars & people around so we kept on driving around Mt Canobalos.See more..
4.5Cricket Captains Walk(107 reviews) - Interesting walk Points of Interest & Landmarks
As a cricket nut it was an excellent thing to do. The information on each bust is interesting. The busts are of varying quality - Wendy Black is very talented. If you go there at the moment take insect repellent. The rains and the inability to mow the grass has made it a mozzies paradise.See more..
4.5The Skillion(107 reviews) - Another lovely Lookout Points of Interest & Landmarks • Lookouts • Parks
I had the good fortune to climb up to various Lookouts along the coastline on my two week trip down from Brisbane to Sydney. My friend in Terrigal took me to a couple of them close to where he lives (lucky man). The Skillion provides yet another opportunity to marvel at the majestic Pacific Ocean and look down on Terrigal beach. , What I like about many of the paths and coastal walkways is that while they are sometimes quite steep, there are convenient handrails and steps for the more adventurous parts of the way. And if the day is warm and sunny with plenty of blue sky, there is no better way to spend your time than visiting places such as this.See more..
What is the reward after an easy stroll thru the bush from the carpark is this great vista! The 3 distinct colour bands capture the differing sediment layers of the cliff face. There are several points on the track to view the Pinnacles and enjoy the sights. Hopefully erosion won't erase this beautiful site to soon?See more..
3.0Astronomers Monument(94 reviews) - Expect to be here along time . Points of Interest & Landmarks • Monuments & Statues
Was greeted by the owner She shuts and locks the gates behind you Then we were given a very long talk on the person that built the monument and then a long chat about the new owner. ( not sure what that was about ) The tour was a lot longer than we expected Not to sure why it took so long as the monument isn’t that big. Probably wouldn’t recommend... See more..
3.0The Big Potato(93 reviews) - Big: yes Potato: arguable Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Lots of sources of confusion. For one, I don't see any arable cropping around the locale. Secondly, looks more like a yam than a potato, but who am I to judge? The biggest mystery lies in why they decided to cover up the doors that are hidden (conspiracy???) at the rear. What secrets does the mildly amusing yet oh so underwhelming construct hold.See more..
4.5Stanley the Emu(92 reviews) - Super Sized Stanley Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
Stanley is a brilliant representation of the area in many ways. From the wild emus you'll see in the bush by the road, to the scrap metal of abandoned vehicles, to the awesome art of John Murray. You'll be amazed at the components that make up Stanley. Visit Stanley from both sides of the road at different times of the day and he too will look totally different. The viewing area opposite Stanley provides a great area to photograph Stanley, and take a coffee break or nature stop - note the ingenious light supply for night stops.See more..
4.0Wagga Beach(91 reviews) - Inland Beach - great picnic spot Spent 1-2 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Beaches
Riverside: Wagga Beach is a popular, natural, attraction in Wagga Wagga. There's great access to the Murrumbidgee River, plenty of grassed, shady spots for a picnic, sheltered barbecue areas, a playground and seats to sit and watch the world go by. Splash about and cool off at the sandy beach area during the warmer months. Or, launch your kayak or canoe from here and see part of our city from the water. Riverside: Wagga Beach is also part of the Wiradjuri Walking Track in Wagga Wagga. Stop off here for a rest as you wander the track, or start here and discover more of our city. Riverside: Wagga Beach is just five minutes from the city's CBD, so you don't have to travel far to find this small piece of paradise when you #visitwagga Note: if you do enjoy a dip in the Murrumbidgee River remember to have fun, but most of all, stay safe, wear a life vest and #respecttheriver.See more..
A hidden gem, known to locals. We were recommended to visit the Little Blowhole by Motel 617 and it didn't disappoint. It was spectacular - with the blowhole so close - the force, sound, shot of water! Loved it. See more..
4.5Griffith Visitor Information Centre(86 reviews) - Most organised/informative visitors centre ever Monday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality & Gift Shops • Visitor Centers • Points of Interest & Landmarks
Call into the Griffith Tourism Hub and have a chat to a friendly local. A great place to start when visiting Griffith - pick up free local maps, gather information about what to see & do, where to stay and eat, plus find out what's on. The interpretive display tells the story of Griffith's evolution into the city it is today. The Gift Shop stocks the largest range of regional produce, Griffith merchandise and Australiana and Indigenous-themed giftware. View our stained glass window depicting the Griffith landscape.See more..
4.5Glasshouse Rocks(83 reviews) - Once we found the way, the view was amazing. We walked for around a kilometre and took heaps of photos. Beautiful place. Points of Interest & Landmarks
Actually finding the rocks was a mission! Thank goodness for other reviews, which helped us find the rocks. Follow Glasshouse Rocks Rd until you reach the cemetery. Go to the white fence, follow track parralel to the fence. When you get to a fork on the left, with a slight descent, follow that, until you reach the water.See more..
What a magical hidden gem with such great history. Just a small walk around the ruins and it is well worth it to see the ruins. We went there twice and near the far end at the cottage ruins we could not see a falls flowing the first time but when we went back after heavy rain it was like a different place! A must do and you can walk here from the town of Adelong, it takes about 2 km one way. “Jonique Life” Follow our journey around Australia on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube as we highlight wonderful experiences and magical places you can add to your ever growing bucket list. See more..
HELENSBURGH is one of the famous Hindu temples in the southern hemisphere and is held in veneration by all devotees. The temple is built on top of a hilly area 400 feet above sea level. The temple has four ‘Praharam’ (encircling corridors).See more..
5.0Pooh Bear's Corner(68 reviews) - Family travels to the coast via Clyde Mountain Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Caverns & Caves
I have been traveling regularly to the South Coast from Canberra ever since I could remember. There was always a little alcove as part of the Clyde Mountain. When I was about 10 or 11 someone placed a Pooh Bear in this alcove. It stayed there for many years. As it grew older and started to deteriorate, it was removed. By this stage it had unofficially become Pooh Bear’s corner. After it was removed others started placing Pooh Bears at the corner. They were also removed. Public outcry saw council erect a sign at Pooh Bears corner, which has now become a home for many Pooh Bears and other stuffed bears. As a kid I used to look for the Pooh bear, my kids always looked for other Pooh Bears, see how many there were, see what types there were, as we travelled down the Clyde Mountain. Now I have my grandchildren looking to see the Pooh Bears and other toys in the little alcove on the Clyde Mountain in a glorious spot officially called Pooh Bear’s Corner.See more..
4.5Chifley Home and Education Centre(61 reviews) - Humble homage to a remarkable Australian Monday: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks
Ben Chifley, a man from very humble beginnings, was Federal Treasurer during the second world war and architect of the post war reconstruction effort that left lasting legacies, such as the Australian National University, the Snowy Mountain Scheme, post-war industrialisation of the Australian economy and the immigration program that brought my family to Australia. A humble man, widely loved in his time, deserves to be honored and this, his home, is a tribute to his humility. Highly recommended. It illustrates what being an Australian truly means.See more..
4.5Historic Cork Tree(57 reviews) - Big, very old tree Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks
We had to see this big old tree, imagine if it could talk and share what it has seen through the years. It is very big and was great to see!See more..
4.5Apex Lookout(56 reviews) - Great place for our wedding! Points of Interest & Landmarks
We were married at this lookout in April 2018 - It is close to the centre of town and the views are simply stunning. We chose it for the semi-circular viewing area with plinth where we could hold the ceremony. There are picnic shelters, toilets, a path we used as the aisle and paved areas for seating & the registry table. To top it off there was plenty of parking. Our family & friends were very impressed, we had a lovely wedding and the photos were stunning. Also, the council staff could not have been more helpful with our enquiries and booking.See more..
4.0Nanny Goat Hill Lookout(56 reviews) - Cant fault the views Points of Interest & Landmarks
We could drive right up to the top of the lookout and it provided great views of the surrounding areas in Cooma. Really enjoyed the Nanny goat sitting at the top of the lookout as a point of difference from many other lookouts in other places.See more..
