Armidale Area Attractions

The Armidale and Region Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place is a community based gallery where everyone can experience the diversity of Australian Indigenous arts and culture.

Visitors can enjoy the permanent...

Come aboard Armidale's Free Heritage Tour for a two hour guided tour of Armidale, the city for all seasons. The tour takes in the major historic and

architectural landmarks of the City and makes stops at the New...

Cathedral Rock National Park is situated on 10,897 hectares and is located 60 kilometres from Armidale along the Waterfall Way, towards the coast.

Activities of bushwalking, picnicking and bushcamping can be enjoyed within the...

Geraldine 4WD Recreation Park opened in January 2010 and is looking for people or groups who are four wheel drive enthusiasts.

The four wheel drive Park consists of 2,250 hectares of undulating country to use as your four wheel...

McCrossin's Mill is beautifully restored three story granite and brick flour mill. The ground floor and the gardens are available for functions, while the upper two floors house exhibitions focused on Uralla's local history -...

Mount Mutton Lookout is accessed from the Thunderbolt Way about 1.5 kilometres north of Uralla. On the corner turn off down Lookout Road is the Vincent Memorial to the long time editor/owner of the Uralla Times.

The name Mount...

Mount Yarrowyck Nature Reserve protects an Aboriginal cave painting site and much of the natural environment of Mount Yarrowyck. The reserve's

Aboriginal cultural walk, a three kilometre return track, will take you...

A scenery of World Heritage listed rainforests watered by fast creeks, snow and mist. The park spills over the edge of the Great Escarpment. Point Lookout, Banksia Point and Wrights Lookout offer great wilderness views. You can enjoy a range of easy...

Locally funded and managed, the New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM), houses one of the best collections of Australian Art outside a capital city.

Works are largely from the Howard Hinton Collection, which includes works by...

The Pioneer Cemetery (old Uralla Cemetery) was used between the 1850's and 1930's. The cemetery contains the graves of many early pioneers including

the Captain Thunderbolt. The grave and headstone which was...

This ten-hectare grazing property was first inhabited by British settlers led by Henry Dumaresq in the 1830s. Today it includes an elegant, extensive, fully furnished Edwardian homestead, built between 1888 and 1906, and 15 farm and other buildings...

Enjoy a Chardonnay as crisp and cool as the New England frost or a Merlot as rich as the New England Autumn blaze.

Sit down and relax in the Thunder Ridge cellar door beside rolling hills and grazing land that give way to the...

The colourful bushranger, Captain Thunderbolt (born Fred Ward) is buried in the old pioneer cemetery in John Street Uralla. He was buried in May 1870. The legend of Thunderbolt lives on in the Uralla and New England area. Whilst he was hunted by...

Thunderbolt's Rock is a time-worn cluster of granite boulders located six kilometres south of Uralla on the New England Highway.

Originally known as Split Rock, the boulders afforded gentleman bushranger, Captain...

Uralla Heritage Walk is an easy two kilometre walk that takes in some 57 historic buildings and Alma Park. Most of the buildings were built in the late 1800's. A brochure that includes a map and details of each of the places for the walk...

Situated in the beautiful New England, Why Worry Wines can offer a cellar door experience of award winning wines. Taste from a range of Bronze award-winning Rose', Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling, or the Gold award-winning...

The Wollomombi Falls are one of the highest falls in Australia. The spectacular single fall from the undulating plateau country around Wollomombi to the floor of the Wollomombi Gorge often gives visitors a truly superb view. The views, though...