Tamworth Area Attractions

Arc-en-Ciel Trout Farm is near Nundle, nestled in the hills of Hanging Rock NSW, the perfect setting for the production of some of Australia's finest rainbow trout. With pristine conditions, spring-fed water and ultimate care in processing their...

Werris Creek is the first and last railway town in NSW and is located on a major railway junction. The Werris Creek railway station is the third largest in NSW.

The Australian Railway Monument commemorates railway men and women...

The Barraba area is a renowned district for bird watching, which can be undertaken along any of the 14 recognised "bird routes" in the area - a natural tourism attraction. Bird watching enthusiasts may also be able to spot the endangered...

Australia's Big Golden Guitar Tourist Centre, situated on the New England Highway in Tamworth, New South Wales, is open seven days a week.

The Centre caters for all visitors with one of the city's most interesting and...

The Bindea Walking Track is a 22-km walk which can be subdivided into a series of shorter loops, taking in the commercial and residential sections of town, the Porcupine Reserve, Porcupine Lookout and Avards Lookout. Kangaroos, wallaroos and koalas...

This drive starts at the gate entry of Kitchener Park and goes 500 metres around the park. There is a plaque that tells the whole story.

Harry Harbord Morant was born at Bideford, Devon, England in 1865 and migrated to Australia...

Calala Cottage is a historic cottage built in 1875 by Phillip Gidley King, Superintendant of Peel River Land and Minerals Co. as part of the Australian Agricultural Company Co and now exhibiting Tamworth and Region's history....

The Capitol Theatre Tamworth is a 402 seat purpose built proscenium arch theatre which is located in the newly built Centrepoint Shopping Complex.

The Theatre shares its foyer and bar facilities with Forum6...

Chaffey Dam provides valuable public recreation in an attractive setting in the Peel Valley. Water sports such as swimming, sailing, boating and fishing are popular activities on the lake. There are beautiful parks and reserves around the dam where...

The Commercial Hotel was established in 1890 as a Cobb and Co Changing post and has been continuously licensed ever since.

The Commercial Hotel is a place to gather and enjoy food that nourishes in all ways; a place where you...

The Gunnedah Bicentennial Creative Arts Centre is a multipurpose building catering for a wide variety of art, craft, cultural and community pursuits.

The centre has on permanent display over 70 pieces of art and pottery, and in...

Originally part of the historic Wombramurra Station, The DAG still retains the original Woolshed, Shearers Quarters, Cottages and Mess Hall. Beautifully renovated, the DAG Sheep Station, located in the Hills of Gold, Nundle is the perfect location...

Journey the Diprotodon Drive and immerse yourself in the history of Tambar Springs; a small rural village with a big heart and even bigger residents of ancient times. Discover linkages to the ‘Diprotodon’ the largest known...

In 1905, during a visit to one of her family's properties 'Kurrumbede', the breaking of a harsh and prolonged drought inspired Dorothea Mackellar to write the first draft of what was to become Australia's most...

The First and Second Fleet Memorial is the only garden memorial to the First Fleet. Carved by stone mason, Ray Collins, the names of all those who came out to Australia on the eleven ships in 1788 are found on tablets along the garden pathway. The...

Forum 6 Cinemas have 6 screens showcasing the latest movies. They offer a Gold Class cinema with food and drinks served to you while you sit back, relax and watch your movie. All cinemas are wheelchair friendly and a hearing loop for the hearing...

40 years ago a group of potters who were interested in learning new techniques, decided they needed somewhere that would enable them to do their pottery, and also hold workshops, and so the The Barraba Potters Guild was formed and they were able to...

The "A Grade" 18 hole course situated right in the middle of Gunnedah"s magnificent residential area, offers bent greens, full time professional, with all equipment hire. The Gunnedah Golf Club can also cater for social...

The Gunnedah Rural Museum is a collection of rural machinery and implements highlighting the early days of agriculture in Australia, in particular, the Liverpool Plains area.

The collection also includes the largest privately...

The Horton Falls are quite spectacular during wet periods but can dry up over extended dry times. The falls can be viewed from two vantage points and picnic shelters have been erected in the area. Several marked walking tracks are ideal for...