Bowral Attractions
Bowral Attractions Directory
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Ladies competition Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.00am. Men’s competition Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1.00pm. Also there is a Snack Bar open Thursday to Friday from 6.00pm & also on Saturday & Sunday
12 noon till late.Bowral Bowling Club
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The Bowral Lookout provides a scenic site overlooking Bowral and Moss Vale. Mount Gingenbullen, and the Cuckbundoon Ranges (near Goulburn) can be
seen in the distance. Several walking tracks radiate from here and there is car parking, toilets, tables, picnic areas and shelters available.Bowral Lookout
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This unique specialised business in Bowral provides Artists materials, porters paints, framing and art supplies. It also has a wonderful selection of gifts and artifacts for the discerning shopper. This is an opportunity not to be missed.Bowral Paper Place
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The Bowral Visitor Centre is housed in The Bradman Museum of Cricket and Visitor Centre and is easily accessible from the Main Street of Bowral.
It provides good parking facilities for visitors, a Tea Shop/Cafe which is open to the general public. We also have a fully stocked Gift Shop with a full range of souvenirs and memorabilia.
The very friendly staff will assist you with Tourist Information of Bowral and the surrounding region, providing maps, accommodation assistance etc. The facili...Bowral Visitor Centre
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The Museum is located in Donald Bradman’s childhood home town of Bowral, alongside Bradman Oval where his remarkable cricketing career began. The Museum and its entire collection, Sir Donald’s second home at 20 Glebe Street and Bradman Oval are all heritage listed sites.
With five galleries, a hundred seat theatre, special exhibitions plus a wonderful collection of memorabilia, rare archival film footage and photographs the Museum provides many hours of entertainment for all ages.
The Museu...Bradman Museum of Cricket
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Sir Donald Bradman is an Australian legend, renowned for finishing his career with a batting average of 99.94. The Bradman foundation is dedicated to the preservation of Australia's cricketing history and the museum is sure to teach even the biggest cricket fan something about Australia's national sports.Bradman Oval and Collection of Cricket Memorabilia
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Centennial Vineyards is located just minutes from the historic township of Bowral in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales. This premium cool-climate wine region is just an hour from Sydney and Wollongong, and an hour and a half from Canberra.
In this cold vineyard site with an altitude of over 760 metres, a long ripening season combined with very low crop levels and fastidious attention to viticulture, ensures the vines produce intensely flavoured premium quality fruit, which results in wi...Centennial Vineyards
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Offering breathtaking views of the endless vineyards, Centennial Vineyards Restaurant is an ideal setting to enjoy a relaxed lunch in the country with friends, great food and fine wine.
On balmy summer days, the restaurant's French doors open onto the spacious Australian veranda to provide a unique alfresco dining experience. In winter, the warmth and rustic appeal of the restaurant is set aglow by the open fireplace, perfect for an enchanted evening indoors.
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Corbett Gardens in Bowral is the show piece of the Bowral Tulip Time Festival and dates back to 1911 when at the suggestion of Mrs Ada Corbett, the local
tourist association purchased Deadmans Paddock for a public park.
Today, thousands enjoy and know it as Corbett Gardens.
This year in the garden, 45,000 tulips are being planted together with 14,000 spring flowering bulbs and massed borders of annual and cool climate perennials.
This garden is a public garden and managed by the local counci...Corbett Gardens
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Gibbergunya took its name from Gibbergunya Creek. Gibbergunyah is a reserve for public recreation and for the presservation of native flora and fauna. The kangaroo, wombat and echidna have often been seen on the Gibbergunya Walking Track. Track brochures are available at the Visitors Information Centre, Mittagong.Gibbergunyah Reserve
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Located at the rear of a 19th century French Provincial-style building in the centre of town, The Grand Bar and Brasserie of Bowral invites you to experience its culinary delights, comfortable bar, professional service and genial atmosphere.
The building, which formerly housed The Grand Hotel, was redeveloped in the late 1980s and now houses one of the Southern Highlands’ leading restaurants, together with an upmarket bar, a cocktail lounge/function room, hairdressers and bustling shops includi...Grand Bar and Brasserie of Bowral
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Travel through the historic Bowral Railway Station on a Heritage Express tour or stop and admire the landmark Station on your way through town.Heritage Express Journeys - Bowral
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Hopewood is a grand country estate located in the Southern Highlands of NSW, Australia. Set within twelve acres of beautiful gardens, it is rich in history, providing a unique atmosphere to visitors.
Featuring an award wining garden established in 1884, the stunning gardens of Hopewood have been meticulously restored and expanded since 1997 and are based around the old trees and the original garden layout. Both the house and garden have been awarded the 2003 Heritage Awards for conservation and...Hopewood Country Estate Gardens
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The Milk Factory Gallery, Art and Design Centre and Café - Where good coffee and art meet!
The Milk Factory Art Gallery and Exhibition Space provides art lovers with a venue in which to view contemporary artwork as well as offering a unique space for exhibitors to profile their works.
The original Milk Factory was built in 1921 primarily as a depot for local farmers to manufacture dairy products and now this impressive space is ideal for exhibiting large works of art as well as sculpture and ...Milk Factory Gallery
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Mount Jellore Lookout is located in the Mount Gibraltar Reserve, Bowral. It is regarded as the finest view on the mountain with the Mittagong-Bowral Road
and the Main Southern Railway. In the far distance, the Nattai and Kanangra wilderness areas and the Blue Mountains (Katoomba) can be seen.
Maps are available from the Visitors Information Centre, Mittagong.Mount Jellore Lookout
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Palate Pleasure is located in Bowral, the heart of the Southern Highlands, and is a popular destination for both locals and visitors alike. It offers an outstanding selection of delicious filling meals plus a large range of mouth-watering cakes made on the premises. Palate Pleasure is known for its innovative, contemporary Australian fare that caters for all tastes, young and old.
The alfresco area is ideal for enjoying a big country breakfast with bacon and eggs whilst reading the paper. Anyt...Palate Pleasure
