Maitland Attractions
Maitland Attractions Directory
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Specialising in alpaca products made from Australian Alpaca. The Australian Alpaca Barn is located in Morpeth in the Hunter Valley five minutes from Maitland one and half hours from Sydney.
Providing a wide range of Alpaca homewares, fashion and accessories for sale that are luxuriously soft, amazingly warm and lightweight.Australian Alpaca Barn
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Brandy Hill Lodge offers a range of artist workshops in an idyllic location. Tuition is available for beginners in the field of landscape oil painting and also in the technique of folk art painting.
Practising Artist Workshops for those who are producing paintings and want to extend skills under expert guidance are also invited to join Brandy Hill Lodge. Groups looking for somewhere to paint are also welcome at Brandy Hill Lodge and all can take advantage of the spectacular surroundings for in...Brandy Hill Lodge
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The architectural history of Maitland can be explored on foot using the heritage walks developed by the Maitland Visitors Information Centre.
The city of Maitland's many restored and heritage protected buildings date from as far back as the 1820's and serve as monuments to the pioneering days, when white settlers endeavoured to make their mark on the Hunter Valley's beautiful natural landscapes. The East Maitland Heritage Walk takes two and a half hours to walk, or twenty minutes to drive.
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Gemstone Shop now in the heart of Morpeth. Gemstones from Australia and around the World.
Come in and browse around, you will be pleasantly surprised at the beautiful Gemstones, Minerals, Natural Gemstone Beads, Freshwater Pearls and much more on offer. So if you like beautiful things, pop in and say hello to Mark and Jan, who will be only to happy to help you choose something unique for you, or that special person in your life.
Our Opening Hours are 10am - 4.30pm Thursday - SundayGems4U
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Known as the Garden Suburb, Lorn is separated from the main town of Maitland by the Hunter River and high levee banks. The Lorn Heritage Walk displays the unique character of Lorn as a collection of relatively intact late Victorian, Federation and Bungalow houses existing in a setting largely of the same period. The Heritage Walk has 34 points of interest along the way. It is suggested that the walk begin at the Belmore Bridge at the entry to Lorn, however the walk may be commenced at any point ...Lorn Heritage Walk
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The Maitland Heritage Walk takes in three churches, all built in the middle 1800's, and many heritage homes and business houses in and around the central
City of Maitland and meandering alongside the famous Hunter River.
The Heritage walk has 35 points of interest along the way and it is impossible to describe in detail the immense history and details of these diverse
heritage buildings. In conjunction with the Maitland Heritage Walk is a Maitland Childrens Heritage Walk (including a publicat...Maitland Heritage Walk (central precinct)
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Maitland Fair Market is held at the Maitland Showground from 8.00am to 2.00pm, displaying the best of home made, home grown and home baked goods, artisans, musicians, gourmet food and the finest quality craft ever assembled. With over 600 stalls, Maitland is without rival and represents the epitome of the Hunter Valleys cultural and artistic diversity. Within its industry it is now recognised as the largest and most successful regional Market in Australia.
You won’t find a full sized aeroplan...Maitland Markets
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Come and Relax in Maitland Park. There is plenty to see and do. Maitland Park offers many facilities such as picnic tables, BBQ, walks, swimming pool and sporting facilities.
The park is a centrally located reserve offering Victorian period landscapes and architecture amongst sporting fields and facilities for leisure activities. The Park currently boasts both winter and summer sporting opportunities including a croquet lawn and an eight court tennis facilityMaitland Park
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The Maitland Region Society of Artists provides a valuable network for the diverse range of artists who reside within Maitland. It features specialists in arts, crafts, antiques, collectors and many more.
The members of the Maitland Region Society of Artists are enthusiastic and love to create in many different mediums. They are like minded enthusiastic artists who invite anyone young and old to join the society.
Society activities include exhibitions, fun clay days, social painting days, gue...Maitland Region - Society of Artists Inc
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The 1940s Art Deco-style Metropolitan Hotel has two classic bars serving quality beer and wine and also features Mazzolino's Restaraunt.
It is located in the heritage township of Maitland, which exudes an olden-times feel, with its many historical buildings.
These can be discovered within easy walking distance of the hotel. The hotel is also a great base from which to explore the Hunter Valley vineyards.Metropolitan Hotel Restaurant
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In an old coaching inn in East Maitland, this is one of the finest country restaurants in the state. This stylish upmarket restaurant also offers superior overnight accommodation. The food has an Anglo/French bias and incorporates the best of local produce together with international luxury food items, a particular emphasis on superb shellfish, game dishes and wonderful sauces. The winelist is a wine lovers dream.Old George and Dragon Restaurant
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Come and feel the Craic that flows in this Dublin-designed Irish Pub. We guarantee you'll find a warm and friendly atmosphere, and of course, Guinness,
Kilkenny, Harp Lager, and much more, on tap.
And don't forget the food - all day, every day.
Our bistro offers the biggest menu you'll ever see.Shenanigans at the Imperial
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The Church of St. Mary the Virgin is built in the 'Decorated' Gothic style of architecture favoured by Edmund Blackett. The spire dominates the skyline of Maitland as it did in the late 19th century.
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Saturday 6.00pm at St. Paul's Maitland Park.
Sunday 8.00am & 10.00am at St. Mary's Church Street.
St. Mary's is also a beautiful location for a wedding ceremony.St Marys Church
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The Anglican Parish of St Peter at East Maitland is one of the oldest in Australia, commencing with the appointment of the Revd George Rusden in 1834. Prior to that date, the only religious instruction available to settler and convict alike was from the Chaplain attached to the penal settlement at Newcastle. Rusden’s Parish was huge and encompassed all of the Hunter, the New England and even Morton Bay in south eastern Queensland. Today, the Parish boundaries are by comparison miniscule and incl...St Peters Anglican Church
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Enjoy the cosy and unique ambience of Tea Lovers 7 days a week. Choose from over 80 kinds of finest teas from all over the world. For others a selection of high quality coffees is available. Retail packs to take home and mail order available. With an extensive menu from sandwiches to light meals, hearty breakfasts and great devonshires, cakes and other delights for morning and afternoon tea. Catering also for vegetarian and gluten free diets. You can dine al fresco, comfy airconditioned i...Tea Lovers and Coffee for Others of Morpeth
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The Belmore Hotel is your friendly local pub with a metropolitan twist!
Recently renovated, the art deco inspired establishment is the ideal destination for special occasions or a good night out.
An icon of the city the Belmore Hotel is rich with culture and is as much a part of Maitland history as the great Hunter River.
Located on the corner of St. Andrews and High Street in central Maitland, the Belmore is the ideal after work meeting place. Whether it be an intimate dinner for two, to watc...The Belmore Hotel
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In Hunter River Country wine lovers taste before they buy, stock up on what they like and discuss wine making with vignerons. Hunter Valley wines are known for their gutsy reds and full flavoured whites and regularly take out national and international wine awards. Just west of Lochinvar the trail takes a turn off the New England Highway to Lovedale where visitors can taste at a number of vineyards. Following through to Branxton Road and turning right, Pokolbin and Rothbury have many interesting...Wine Trail
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